...for a considerable time. 8. Under the use of ethidene there was on no single occasion an .iljeolute cessation either of the heart's action or of respiration,...therefore be said that, though not free from danger on the sid? of the VOL. X. o heart and respiraQ'on, this agent is, in a very high degree, safer than chloroform!'-."...

...prolonged use produced recovery even when the heart had ceased beating for a considerable time. IX. Under the use of ethidene, there was on no single occasion an absolute cessation either of the hef rt's action or of respiration, although they were sometimes very much reduced. It can, therefore,...

...before the heart's action; but there was one instance in which respiration continued when the heart had stopped, and only failed a considerable number...very high degree safer than chloroform. (9) These rosults confirm and amplify those stated in a previous report, to the effect that ethideue does not...

...observed, in the sudden and unexpected manner so often shown by chloroform. " Under the use of elhidene, there was on no single occasion an absolute cessation,...agent is in a very high degree safer than chloroform. "As regards comparative danger, the three anaesthetics may be arranged in the following order: Chloroform,...

...simultaneously. Sixth. — Under the use of ethidene, there was on no occasion an absolute cessation of the heart's action or of respiration, although...respiration, this agent is, in a very high degree, safer tha» chloroform. MM. Budin and Coyne, both noted experimenters of Paris, after a series of experiments,...

...pressure by regular gradations, and Dot, as with chloroform, by sudden and unexpected depressions. Under the use of Ethidene, there was, on no single occasion, an absolute cessation cither of the heart's actioo or of respiration, although they are sometimes very much reduced. The...

...pressure by regular gradations, and not, as with chloroform, by sudden and unexpected depressions. Under the use of Ethidene, there was, on no single...the heart's action or of respiration, although they are sometimes very much reduced. The disadvantages of ether in affecting respiration are, to a great...

...before the heart's action, but there was one instance in which respiration continued while the heart had stopped, and only failed a considerable number...therefore be said that, though not free from danger on the sida of the heart and respiration, this agent is, in a very high degree, safer than chloroform. 9....

...before the heart's action, but there was one instance in which respiration continued while the heart had stopped, and only failed a considerable number...although they were sometimes very much reduced. It can therefiiru be said that, though not free from danger on the side of the heart and respiration, this...

...reduction is " by regular gradations, and not, so far as observed, by sudden and unexpected depressions." " Under the use of ethidene there was on no single occasion...action or of respiration, although they were sometimes much reduced." Vomiting is sometimes produced by it, but whether more frequently than by other anaesthetics...