International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding

A subscription to IJPC provides on-line access to full-text, full-color, printable PDF copies of your subscribed issues, individual articles, and purchased archives.

LEARN MORE

Compounding in History: Pediatric Considerations

Author(s): Worthen Dennis B

Issue: Jan/Feb 2001 - Compounding for Pediatric Patients
View All Articles in Issue

Page(s): 30-31

Compounding in History: Pediatric Considerations Page 1

Compounding in History: Pediatric Considerations Page 2

Download in electronic PDF format for $75

Abstract: The author discusses the historical context surrounding pediatric compounding, particularly for whooping cough, and briefly describes four preparations used historically to treat the more severe form of whooping cough in children.

Related Keywords: antiphlogistic, belladonna tincture, compounding for children, conii, conium maculatum, huxham's tincture, nitric acid, pediatric compounding, whooping cough

Related Categories: HISTORY, PEDIATRICS

Printer-Friendly Version

Title/Author (Click for Abstract / Details / Purchase)	Issue/Page View/Buy
Related Articles from IJPC
Compounding in History: Pediatric Considerations Worthen Dennis B	Jan/Feb 2001 Pg. 30-31
Compounding in the Pharmacy Curriculum: Beyond the Basics Hinkle Amanda R, Newton Gail D	May/Jun 2004 Pg. 181-185
Pediatric Compounding: Coloring Outside the Lines Preckshot John	Jan/Feb 2001 Pg. 6-8
Pediatric Dermatitis Remmert Renee	Nov/Dec 2002 Pg. 419-421
The Role of Compounding in Closing Therapeutic Gaps--Abstracts from FIP 2013 Lutz Eugene, Pauletti Giovanni, Carvalho Maria, Davidson Gigi, Ashworth Lisa, Subramaniam Vaiyapuri, Llambí Francesc	Jan/Feb 2014 Pg. 6-12
Compounding for the Pediatric Patient Allen Loyd V Jr	Mar/Apr 1997 Pg. 84-86
Current Topical Treatments in Wound Healing - Part 1 Helmke Christopher D	Jul/Aug 2004 Pg. 269-274
Pharmaceutical Compounding: The Oldest, Most Symbolic, and Still Vital Part of Pharmacy Kochanowska-Karamyan Anna J	Sep/Oct 2016 Pg. 367-374
Stability Issues for Compounding Extemporaneously Prepared Oral Formulations for Pediatric Patients Schotik Debora	Jan/Feb 2001 Pg. 9-12
Acidifying Agents, Featured Excipient: Allen Loyd V Jr	Jul/Aug 1999 Pg. 309-310
Basics of Compounding for Cold Sores or Fever Blisters Allen Loyd V Jr	May/Jun 2004 Pg. 206-209
Podophyllum 25% in Compound Tincture of Benzoin Kuntz Rachael	Jul/Aug 2003 Pg. 270
Basics of Compounding for Disorders of the External Ear Allen Loyd V Jr	Jan/Feb 2004 Pg. 46-48
Need for Appropriate Formulations for Children: The National Institute of Child Health and Human Development--Pediatric Formulations Initiative, Part 2 Giacoia George P, Taylor-Zapata Perdita, Mattison Donald	May/Jun 2007 Pg. 220-225
Folinic Acid, L-DOPA, and 5-hydroxytryptophan in Tetrahydrobiopterin Deficiency: Treatment Plan for a Pediatric Patient Bramwell Bethany	Jul/Aug 2011 Pg. 316-319
Tincture of Black Cohosh Worthen Dennis B	Sep/Oct 2001 Pg. 366
Compounding in History: Dental Considerations Worthen Dennis B	Jan/Feb 2002 Pg. 32-33
The Decision to Compound Allen Loyd V Jr	Mar/Apr 1997 Pg. 71-74
Compounding in History: Equine Health Worthen Dennis B	Sep/Oct 2002 Pg. 350-351
Compounding in History: Compounding Economics Worthen Dennis B	May/Jun 2001 Pg. 196-197
Return to Top