USES: Mydriatic in ophthalmic surgery; in night-sweats of phthisis, and as Sedative.
I should fancy that the above particulars are sufficent to completely differentiate atropine from all the other mydriatic alkaloids.
They are all, like atropine, mydriatic alkaloids, so-called from the effect on the eye.
Of all the dangers to be met with in superstitious countries, these mydriatic alkaloids are among the worst.
No local treatment is called for except the shading of the eyes and in most cases the use of a mydriatic to prevent synechiae when the iris is involved.
It should however be remembered that as the main call for a mydriatic is to prevent synechiae, the raison d'etre for its use no longer exists when, having been begun too late, the pupil cannot properly be dilated by it.
They are all like atropine, mydriatic alkaloids," he proceeded, "so called from the effect they have on the eye.
As we entered he was verifying his experiments and checking over his results, carefully endeavouring to isolate any of the other closely related mydriatic alkaloids that might be contained in the noxious fumes of the poisoned tobacco.
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