Poisons, Their Effects and Detection

Note 520 — PART VI.—ALKALOIDS AND POISONOUS VEGETABLE PRINCIPLES SEPARATED FOR THE MOST PART BY ALCOHOLIC SOLVENTS. (continued 4)

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Brit. Med. Journ., 1875.

[521] See also a case related by Dr. Popham, in which ten children ate laburnum seeds; the pupils were dilated. They all recovered. B. and F. Med. Chir. Review, Ap. 1863; also a case reported by H. Usher, Med. Times and Gazette, Sept. 15, 1862.

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