...Chloroform," reported in The Journal of the American Medical Association (1893), ask themselves this question: Under what circumstances is the surgeon to use chloroform in preference to the less dangerous anesthetic ether? They answer as follows: (1) In hot climates where ether is inapplicable and where...

...come, say the authors finally, to the all-important questions : 1. Is chloroform a safe anaesthetic ? 2. Are we to watch the pulse or respiration during...3. What is the true cause of death from chloroform ? 5o8 509 4. Is death from chloroform possible when it is properly administered ? 5. Under what circumstances...

...of the railroad company employing the surgeon. Trusting this wiH be satisfactory. — HF Whitcomb. Under What Circumstances Is the Surgeon to Use Chloroform In Preference to the Less Dangerous Anaesthetic, Ether? i. In hot climates where ether is inapplicable and where free circulation of air...

...the respiration ceases, BUT AS SOON AS IT BECOMES ABNORMAL. " 1. Is chloroform a safe anaesthetic? "2. Are we to watch the pulse or respiration during...use chloroform in preference to the less dangerous anaesthetic ether? " 6. What is the best way of administering chloroform? "To the first question the...

...the respiration ceases, BUT AS SOON AS IT BECOMES ABNORMAL. " 1. Is chloroform a safe anaesthetic? "2. Are we to watch the pulse or respiration during...use chloroform in preference to the less dangerous anaesthetic ether ? "6. What is the best way of administering chloroform ? "To the first question the...

...of the railroad company employing the surgeon. Trusting this will be satisfactory. — HF Whitcomb. Under What Circumstances Is the Surgeon to Use Chloroform In Preference to the Less Dangerous Anaesthetic, Ether? I. In hot climates where ether is inapplicable and where free circulation of air...

...dilatation. We come finally to the all-important questions : 1. Is chloroform a safe antesthetic ? 2. Are we to watch the pulse or respiration during...use chloroform in preference to the less dangerous anaesthetic, ether ? 8. Which is the best way of administering chloroform ? To the first question the...

...come finally, to the all-important questions: 1. Is chloroform a safe antesthetic? 2. Are we to wateh the pulse or respiration during the use of the drug,...use chloroform in preference to the less dangerous anaesthetic ether? 6. What is the best way of administering chloroform? To the first question the....