Chloroform Narcosis.—Resultation in chloroform narcosis has been accomplished by a new method devised by Maas, one of Koenig’s assistants of Goettingen. In the first case, the ordinary means of resuscitation had been tried for an hour without effect: respiration and pulse has entered ceasec. Maas then made rapid rhythmical compressions, about one hundred and twenty per minute, of the cardiac region, whereupon the heart’s action gradually increased and the patient recovered. In a second severe case responded with the same result to the treatment. Maas ascribes the effect of the cardiac compressions to the driving of the blood into the larger arteries.—Chicago Medical Recorder.
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