...I have had it coated with a soluble film, which entirely removes this objection. The oiled silk is brushed over with a mixture of one part of dextrine,...the granular starch is used for a similar purpose. The carbolic acid may be afterwards allowed to fly off without disadvantage; so that there is no need...

...antiseptic lac plaster, but taking care that the latter freely overlaps the protective. A piece of oil silk brushed over with a mixture of one part of dextrine,...two parts of powdered starch, and sixteen parts of a cold watery solution of carbolic acid, forms the protective. This can be kept ready for use, and...

...protective is made of oiled silk, which should be brushed over with a mixture of one part dextrine, two of powdered starch, and sixteen parts of cold, watery solution of carbolic acid (1 to 20). This coating enables its surface, unlike the simple oiled silk, to become uniformly moistened,...

...the one in use is the common oil silk, coated with a soluble film (or else the acid runs off it) of a mixture of one part of dextrine, two parts of powdered...sixteen parts of cold watery solution of carbolic acid (i to 20). Oiled silk, thus prepared, becomes uniformly moistened when dipped in a solution of the...

...Mr. Lister employs for this purpose oiled silk brushed over with a mixture of one part of dextrin, two parts of powdered starch, and sixteen parts of...watery solution of carbolic acid (one to twenty). The oiled silk thus prepared is dipped in a watery solution of the acid, and then applied to the wound...

...employed termed the Protective. This consists of oiled silk coated with copal varnish. When this is dry a mixture of one part of dextrine, two parts of powdered...sixteen parts of cold watery solution of carbolic acid (1-20) is brushed over the surface. The rationale of this method of preparation is the following :...

...silk, paint it over with i copal varnish, and when dry brush over the surface a mixture consisting of one part of dextrine, two ] parts of powdered starch, and sixteen parts of carbolic acid, i -20. Carbolic acid will not permeate the oiled silk if the varnish is added, and the...

...employed termed the Protective. This consists of oiled silk coated with copal varnish. When this is dry a mixture of one part of dextrine, two parts of powdered...sixteen parts of cold watery solution of carbolic acid (1-20) is brushed over the surface. The rationale of this method of preparation is the following :...

...oiled silk, paint it over with copal varnish, and when dry brush over the surface a mixture consisting of one part of dextrine, two parts of powdered starch, and sixteen parts of carbolic acid, 1-20. Carbolic acid will not permeate the oiled silk if the varnish is added, and the...

...over the surface a mixture of one part of dextrine, two parts ' \VW Cheyne. « Xenber ; A. Gerster. of powdered starch, and sixteen parts of cold watery solution of carbolic acid, 1-20. lodoform is now usually preferred to carbolic acid ; it is not irritating when dusted over the...