3. (Ph. L. 1788.) As EXTRACT OF JALAP--Ph. L.

_Obs._ This extract is tonic, aromatic, and stomachic.--_Dose_, 5 to 15

gr., or more, 2 or 3 times a day. 28 lbs. of bark yield about 5-1/4 lbs.

of extract.

=Extract of Cas'sia.= _Syn._ EXTRACTUM CASSIÆ, L. See CASSIA PULP.

=Extract of Cat'echu.= _Syn._ EXTRACTUM CATECHU, L. _Prep._ 1. From

decoction of catechu.

2. (P. Cod.) From the infusion in boiling water. Astringent and

tonic.--_Dose_, 5 to 25 gr. See CATECHU.

=Extract of Cel'andine.= _Syn._ EXTRACTUM CHELIDONII, L. _Prep._ 1. (Ph.

Bor.) From the herb (_Chelidonium majus_), as ALCOHOLIC EXTRACT OF

ACONITE--Ph. Bor.--_Dose_, 3 to 10 gr.

2. (Van Mons.) From the expressed juice, coagulated by heat, filtered, and

evaporated, towards the end adding the coagulum.--_Dose_, 5 to 15 gr., or

more. Used as a drastic hydragogue in dropsies; and in scrofula, &c.

=Extract of Cen'taury.= _Syn._ EXTRACTUM CENTAURII, L. Extracts under this

name are prepared from 'American centaury' (_Sabbatia angularis_), and

'common centaury' (_Erythræa Centaurium_). Prep. 1. By evaporating the

decoction, or the infusion made with hot water. The dose and properties

resemble those of extract of gentian.

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