The Principles And Practise of Laryngoscopy & Rhinoscopy in Diseases of the ...

Antoine Ruppaner

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Confirmed tuberculosis ; large cavity in left lung; cough severe, but relieved by inhalation; repeated haemoptysis stopped by inhalation of tinct. ferri-perchlorid.
Hereditary phthisis ; dullness on percus- sion on both sides ; depression under the left clavicle; severe cough; repeated slight haemorrhages ; distressed for breath day and night ; inhalations gave complete temporary relief. Death from exhaustion.
Quick consumption ; repeated haemor- rhages ; cough obstinate ; tinct. perchloride of... iron checked it, as did also inhalations of salt water. Great relief at night from inhalation.
i •s, i w & 1 1 n G 1 11 u cu 550 1 1 1 1 d M rt to -+ Digitized by Google 98 THE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF Section II.
THE INTRODUCTION OF POWDERS INTO THE LARYNX.
Powdered substances, such as salts of mercury, zinc, copper, lead, alum, bismuth, or silver,* mixed in various proportions with very finely powdered sugar, may be introduced into the larynx by means of a brush, or by insufflation through a special instrument.

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