Gou-lärd’s’ Ex’trāet
[So called from the inventor, Thomas Goulard, surgeon at Montpellier, about 1750.] (Med.) A saturated solution of the sub-acetate of lead, used as a remedy for inflammation. Ure.
[So called from the inventor, Thomas Goulard, surgeon at Montpellier, about 1750.] (Med.) A saturated solution of the sub-acetate of lead, used as a remedy for inflammation. Ure.