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alypin Med.|əˈlaɪpɪn|
Also -ine.
[G. (E. Impens 1905, in Deut. Med. Wochenschr. XXXI. 1154/2), f. Gr. ἄλυπος painless + -in1.]
A proprietary term for a glycerin derivative, used as a local anæsthetic.
1905Lancet 29 July 321/2 A new anæsthetic compound termed ‘alypin’. 1908Practitioner Jan. 143 A 5 per cent. solution of cocaine and alypine. 1917Calif. State Jrnl. Med. XV. 268 (title) Two cases of poisoning from the use of alypin in the urethra. 1928New Eng. Jrnl. Med. CXCIX. 267 (title) Deaths from alypin poisoning. |