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The New Animal Cellular Therapy: An Innovation in Therapeutics, Its Origin, Nature, Action, Uses, and New Contributions to Medicine (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

Hawley, Joseph Roy

 
9781528048033: The New Animal Cellular Therapy: An Innovation in Therapeutics, Its Origin, Nature, Action, Uses, and New Contributions to Medicine (Classic Reprint)

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As now prepared, the Lymph Compound contains the following ingredients: From common goats seven to twelve months old, properly dieted and environed for at least three to four months before use, the following fluids and fluid extracts are derived, the structures and fluids being removed before and immediately after death: Pure lymph; testicular secretion, chiefly from globus major and minor and epididymis; extracts, highly concen trated and used in form of an emulsion of lymph glands, testicle pulp, gray matter of brain and spinal cord. From the testicles of bulls castrated before death, orchitic fluid, chiefly from globus major and minor and epididymis, is expressed within an hour following the removal of the organs - also extracts of the pulp of these testicles. The orchitic fluid now used contains very little blood, the blood vessels being dissected out of testicle before expression of fluid. The greater part of orchitic fluid (and extract) is derived from the bull's testicles.

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