tetanus antitoxin

He gave the horse a shot of tetanus antitoxin then turned to the farmer.

He produced a phial of tetanus antitoxin and a syringe.

You haven't had the tetanus antitoxin.

Tetanus antitoxin - can be delivered sub-conjunctivally.

She was taken to a hospital, where she had a violent reaction to a small amount of tetanus antitoxin and spent three days in an oxygen tent.

"Tetanus antitoxin, Sergeant," Vance told him, smiling.

And it says You have been given one injection of tetanus vaccine absorbed and another of tetanus antitoxin.

The difference is that your body takes a long time to react to the tetanus antitoxin Sorry, to the tetanus vaccine, to make antibodies against it.

The use of tetanus antitoxin and analgesics (painkillers) are necessary, and antibiotics are also commonly administered.

In 1915, she went to the Lister Institute in Elstree to test and bottle tetanus antitoxin for the army.

In 1897, Edmond Nocard showed that tetanus antitoxin induced passive immunity in humans, and could be used for prophylaxis and treatment.

Her father, a physician like his own father, sought to protect her afterward by pinning a piece of paper to her clothing saying, "Fatally allergic to tetanus antitoxin."

Sri Kantha, S. A Centennial review; the 1890 Tetanus antitoxin paper of von Behring and Kitasato and the related developments.

Feeling a little disgruntled at fate having handed me something on top of the seasonal tasks, I boiled up a scalpel, tumour spoons and syringe and put them on my tray with local anaesthetic, iodine and tetanus antitoxin.

Two mornings later I was going through the familiar motions of preparing for a castration; boiling up the emasculator and laying it on the enamel tray along with the scalpel, the roll of cotton wool, the artery forceps, the tincture of iodine, the suture materials, the tetanus antitoxin and syringes.