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Editorials and Medical Intelligence
1835
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
vacant vessel, and left it on the sideboard as a convenient place, when she was obliged to clean the brass in the room. When 1 saw the patient, which was about ten or fifteen minutes after she had taken the poison, she was violently agitated with fear, and complained of a gnawing pain in the region of the stomach. I soon administered a large dose of pulv. ipecac.-say 100 grains-for I thought I had once before seen a case of poisoning prove fatal from giving emetics in ineffectual doses. I
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