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The treatment of chronic purulent otitis media with glycerite of hydrogen peroxide
1949
The Laryngoscope
Although antiseptic substances capable of achieving a temporary "degerming" of the skin, for pre-operative use, are available, there are few non-allergenic, germicidal preparations which can be applied-without risk-to chronic mixed infections of the skin for prolonged periods of time. Since hydrogen peroxide is free of allergenic principles and since its end-products, water and oxygen, are relatively safe, its use as a germicidal agent can be recommended in preparations in which its
doi:10.1288/00005537-194909000-00007
pmid:18143038
fatcat:hahwnubfnzfxpam45wru2vgwhe