2.  (DescroUos.)  Powdered  ergot,  1  oz. ;  boil-
ing water,  1  pint.  Both  the  above  are  used  in
chronic  inflammation  of  the  vagina,  and  in
gonorrlioca.
Injection  of  Gal'Uc  Acid.  Sgn.  Iwjectio
AOIBI  GALLioi,  L.  J'rep.  (Dunglison.)  Gallic
acid,  i  dr. ;  water,  1  pint.     In  leucorrhoea.
Injection  of  Galls.  Si/n.  Injectio  oaixs,
L.  Prep.  From  galls  (bruised),  2  dr. ;  boiling
water,  1  pint;  infuse  1  hour,  and  strain.
Astringent ;  in  leucorrhoea.
Injection  of  Hydrochlo"ric  Acid.     St/n.  In-

JEOTIO  AOIBl  HTDEOOHLOEICI,  L.  Prep.
From  hydrochloric  acid,  10  drops ;  soft  water,
5  fl.  oz.  To  prevent  and  to  remove  recent
infection ;  also  to  remove  particles  of  lime  and
iron  from  the  eye.
Injection  of  Hydrocyanic  Ac'id.  Sj/n.  In-
JECTio  AOIDI  HTDEOCYANICI,  h.  Prep.  Me-
dicinal hydrocyanic  acid,  1  fl.  dr.;  soft  water
or  almond  emulsion,  1  pint.  Anodyne ;  to  allay
excessive  irritability,  both  in  chronic  ophthal-
mia and  gonorrhoea,  and  to  relieve  chordee  j
but  in  all  cases  it  must  b»  used  with  caution,
and  at  first  largely  diluted  with  water.
Injections,  Hypodermic.    Syn.  Injectiones

niPODEBMIRE.      InJBOTIONES  SUBOUTiNB*;.
1.  Hypodermic  Injection  of  Ergotine.  (Dr
Hildebrandt.)  Aqueous  extract  of  ergotine,
3  parts  ;  distilled  water  and  glycerin,  of  ench
7i  parts;  for  uterine  flbroid  tumours  (Dr
Drasch),  6  gr.  of  ergotine  in  1  dr.  of  glycerin;
Jth  to  be  injected,  according  to  circumstances,
once  or  twice  a  day,  in  the  region  of  the  pec-
toral muscles ;  in  internal  liiemorrhage,  hajmo-
ptysis,  and  epistnxis.
2.  Hypodermic  Injection  of  Iodic  Acid.  Dr
Luton  uses  this  in  goitre,  J  dr.  of  solution
containing  Jth  of  acid  injected  at  once  into
the  midst  of  the  tumour.
