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| | Pilocarpine |
 | | Pilocarpine augments the secretions of the nasal, pharyngeal and laryngeal mucous membranes, and, on this account, it is recommended by Guttman as a remedy to be used in treating diphtheria with the hope that the membrane may be more easily detached. |
 | | Pilocarpine may be used as a substitute for eserine in diseases of the eye, since it, when locally applied, produces contraction of the pupil. |
 | | The diseases for which pilocarpine may be prescribed are uremic poisoning, hydrothorax and dropsies of all kinds not having their origin in the heart; mumps, diphtheria and other inflammations of the throat, larynx and bronchi. |
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