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Source: Companion to the latest edition of the British PharmacopÅia [electronic resource] : comparing the strength of its various preparations by Squire, Peter; Squire, Peter Wyatt, Sir, 1847-1919 (1899), paragraph-9436.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- The process of making Purified Pancreatic Emulsion is divided into three parts. — See Proceedings of the Royal Society, 1867
- To make Crude Emulsion: — Fresh Pancreas of the pig freed from fat and all extraneous matter, 25 lb
- Lard, 20 lb
- Water, 3 gallons : bruise the Pancreas in a marble mortar, then add the Lard beat and mix well together, adding the water little by little as it becomes absorbed till 3 gallons are used
- To make Pancreatised Fat : — Treat the Crude Emulsion with Ether, in the proportion of three parts of Ether to one of Emulsion
Method as extracted
- Strain by squeezing through muslin.
- Mix well, and allow the mixture to stand till two strata are formed, — {a) an ethereal solution of pancreatised fat at the top, (b) a watery stratum at the bottom.
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Primary and supporting references
- Companion to the latest edition of the British PharmacopÅia [electronic resource] : comparing the strength of its various preparations — Companion to the latest edition of the British PharmacopÅia [electronic resource] : comparing the strength of its various preparationsPrimary source for the extracted ingredients and method at paragraph-9436.