...integument half an inch or less, and the pain is not greater than the prick of a pin. Indeed, patients have declared they would rather submit to this process...have reason to think that quinine in suspension is irritating to the tissues ; and this is what physiology would lead us to expect, as it is certain that...

...submit to this process than taste the bitter of quinine. I have never seen the slightest inflammatiin or irritation follow the operation, except in two...common glass syringe ; in the other, to quinine in tutpension being used, instead of in solution. Indeed, I hare reason to think that quinine in suspension...

...slightest inflammation or irritation follow the operation except in two instances. In one of these, the result was due to the instruments employed — namely,...used, instead of in solution. Indeed, I have reason to believe that quinine in suspension ia very irritating to the tissues, and this is what physiology would...

...slightest inflammation or irritation follow the operation except in two instances. In one of these, the result was due to the instruments employed — namely,...used, instead of in solution. Indeed, I have reason to believe that quinine in suspension is very irritating to the tissues, and this is what physiology would...