Bismuthum Subnitricum
Allen, Supplement to the Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica, 1879, Vol. X, p. 386
Authority. 9, Dr. Kerner (Heidelberg Khu. Annal.), Lancet, 1829-30 (2), p. 349. A middle-aged man swallowed a large quantity.
Hiccough, violent vomiting of brownish matter and profuse diarrhoea, the pulse was small and intermittent, the face pale and the whole body cold; the voluntary muscles, especially those of the lower extremities, were spasmodically contracted; the throat and pharynx were inflamed, he could not swallow, and complained of much pain in the throat, a nauseous metallic taste, and intolerable thirst (in eleven hours),®.