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etherization

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etherization [e″ther-ĭ-za´shun]
induction of anesthesia by means of ether.
etherization (ē´therizā´shn),
n the administration of ether to produce anesthesia.
etherization
induction of anesthesia by means of ether.
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Researches: Practical and Physiological on Etherization.
A bibliography of articles on the history of anaesthesia and medicine ... by Cooper, M.G. / Anaesthesia and Intensive Care
The first item that appeared on Monday May 17 is an account of an amputation performed at Bristol (5) whilst the item appearing in The Sydney Morning Herald for Tuesday May 18 is a semihumorous essay proposing the etherization of Britain's parliamentarians, and is an acknowledged item from Punch (6) The Sydney Morning Herald's editorial that appears on Friday 21 May includes the first mention of events that had taken place in North America.
The contribution of newspapers and their advertisements to the ... by Newson, A.J. / Anaesthesia and Intensive Care
 
 
 
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