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Scientific American monthly (1920)

New York, N.Y. : Scientific American Pub. Co. · leaf 448

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he extremely fine state of division of liquids remains perfectly respirable. thus secured the latter are able to penetrate all cavities as A very interesting point brought out by Dr. Nicola'i is the readily as the air which bears them, and this renders them conclusion to which he came that the… … plied to the patient at the temperature of the body, which FIG. 5. USING THE NEBU- FIG. 6. THE NEBULIZER LIZER TO HUMIDIFY DISTRIBUTING DISIN- tends to suppress irritation, facilitate secretion, and reduce THE AIR FECTANTS cedemas. A desirable feature of the apparatus is the possibility of at- with…

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