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collargol|kəˈlɑːgəl|
Also collargolum.
[a. Ger. collargol (Chem. Centralblatt (1900) LXXI. i. 144), f. colloid + Gr. ἄργ-υρος silver + -ol.]
A colloidal preparation of silver used as an antiseptic.
1900Dorland Med. Dict. 167 Collargol, Collargolum. 1902Jrnl. Chem. Soc. LXXXII. ii. 500 This form of colloidal silver is far more stable than the commercial form (collargol). 1907Practitioner Apr. 574 Collargol, used as an ointment, has always been satisfactory. 1913F. Forchheimer Therapeusis Internal Dis. II. iii. i. 685 In one case of dermatomyositis, collargolum given in suppository seemed to have the most remarkable effect. 1957T. Sollmann Man. Pharmacol. (ed. 8) 1194 Colloidal metals for clinical use (for instance Collargol) are often ‘stabilized’ by the addition of proteins. |