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Rectal Abscesses and Their Treatment
1921
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
amine is being used much more extensively. The fact that it dissolves readily in cold water, that it does not require neutralization, and that it is less apt to produce reactions, makes it attractive for administration. Neoarsphenamine solutions are toxic when the drug dissolves with difficulty, or when cloudy solutions are employed, or if shaken in the presence of air. It does not hemolyze the red blood cells in the ordinary concentrations. It is, however, less active therapeutically than
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