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CHLORALAMID. 333
For a Hypnotic. Local Antrsthetic.
U. Chloral hydratis . . ^ij U. Chloral hydratis . . . ^j
Syrupi aurantii flores . "X^'xs Ess. Menthae . . . . ,^js
Syrupi toluiaui . . . 3 iv Camphorx 3J
Aquce destillatre . . 3 vj. M. Morphin. chlor. hydrat. gr.ix. M.
SiGNA.—Dose part, largely diluted. SiGNA.—Apply a small quantity upon
\
a pledget of cotton.
For Neuralgia. Local Amestketic.
U . Chloral hydratis . . . partes 3 U, Chloral hydratis . . . gr.xx
Camphora; .... partem I. M. Mur. cocaine . . . gr.vj
SiGNA.—To be applied over seat of Aquae destill ^vj
pain. Acidi Carbolici . . . TTLij- M.
SiGNA.—First administer i drachm of
aromatic spts. of ammonia ; then in-
For a Local Amesthetic.
ject a small quantity of the mixture
Chloral hydratis,
R . at 2 or 3 points under the gum, wait
Pulveris camphorse . aa^ij
5 minutes, and then operate.
Morphinoe sulph. . . gss
Chloriformi .... 3J. M. To Alleviate the Pain of Tooth
SiGNA. — Apply with camel's-hair
Extractiott.
brush; dry rapidly, and reapply.
Dr. Glassington.
R. Chloral hydrate,
For Neuralgia and Exposed Pulps. Camphora; aa^ij
IJ. Chloral hydratis . . . 2 parts Tinct. aconite,
Camphorae .... 5 parts Ciiloroformi . . . .aa^i. M.
Cocaini hydrochloratis i part. M. SiGNA.—Apply carefully with a camel's-
Heat to about boiling point of water hair brush over root of tooth to be
till liquefied. extracted, and allow it to remain
SiGNA.—Apply locally. I or 2 minutes before operating.
CHLORALAiMIDE—CHLORALAMID.
Formula.—CC\.,-CHN H
Derivation.—Formed by the combination of two parts of
chloral hydrate and one part of formamide.
Medical Properties and Action.—Chloralamid has been used with
good results in hysteria, chorea, acute mania, monomania, typhoid
fever, senility, neurasthenia, insomnia, phthisis and diseases not
attended by much pain. Mupfenbach, from a number of trials,
regards it as a useful hypnotic, but with the disadvantage that its
certainty of action can never be relied upon. No bad effects
upon the circulation or in the feelings of the patient have been
observed by Reichmann, although vomiting may occur. Accord-
CHLORALAMID. 333
For a Hypnotic. Local Antrsthetic.
U. Chloral hydratis . . ^ij U. Chloral hydratis . . . ^j
Syrupi aurantii flores . "X^'xs Ess. Menthae . . . . ,^js
Syrupi toluiaui . . . 3 iv Camphorx 3J
Aquce destillatre . . 3 vj. M. Morphin. chlor. hydrat. gr.ix. M.
SiGNA.—Dose part, largely diluted. SiGNA.—Apply a small quantity upon
\
a pledget of cotton.
For Neuralgia. Local Amestketic.
U . Chloral hydratis . . . partes 3 U, Chloral hydratis . . . gr.xx
Camphora; .... partem I. M. Mur. cocaine . . . gr.vj
SiGNA.—To be applied over seat of Aquae destill ^vj
pain. Acidi Carbolici . . . TTLij- M.
SiGNA.—First administer i drachm of
aromatic spts. of ammonia ; then in-
For a Local Amesthetic.
ject a small quantity of the mixture
Chloral hydratis,
R . at 2 or 3 points under the gum, wait
Pulveris camphorse . aa^ij
5 minutes, and then operate.
Morphinoe sulph. . . gss
Chloriformi .... 3J. M. To Alleviate the Pain of Tooth
SiGNA. — Apply with camel's-hair
Extractiott.
brush; dry rapidly, and reapply.
Dr. Glassington.
R. Chloral hydrate,
For Neuralgia and Exposed Pulps. Camphora; aa^ij
IJ. Chloral hydratis . . . 2 parts Tinct. aconite,
Camphorae .... 5 parts Ciiloroformi . . . .aa^i. M.
Cocaini hydrochloratis i part. M. SiGNA.—Apply carefully with a camel's-
Heat to about boiling point of water hair brush over root of tooth to be
till liquefied. extracted, and allow it to remain
SiGNA.—Apply locally. I or 2 minutes before operating.
CHLORALAiMIDE—CHLORALAMID.
Formula.—CC\.,-CHN H
Derivation.—Formed by the combination of two parts of
chloral hydrate and one part of formamide.
Medical Properties and Action.—Chloralamid has been used with
good results in hysteria, chorea, acute mania, monomania, typhoid
fever, senility, neurasthenia, insomnia, phthisis and diseases not
attended by much pain. Mupfenbach, from a number of trials,
regards it as a useful hypnotic, but with the disadvantage that its
certainty of action can never be relied upon. No bad effects
upon the circulation or in the feelings of the patient have been
observed by Reichmann, although vomiting may occur. Accord-
