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語源

Ancient Greek ἔμπλαστρον (émplastron, “daub, salve”)

名詞

emplastron (複数形 emplastra)

1. (medicine, archaic) A plaster.
   • 1851, Monthly Journal of Medical Science (volume 12, page 49)

     In his observations, however, upon the different forms of emplastra (かつ many of which were named Melina), Galen gives a sufficient explanation of the origin of this term as it was applied to plasters; […]

   • 1946, Journal of the Medical Association of Georgia (volume 35, page 199)

     He did, however, use an emplastron on a Negro boy, set a broken jaw for a Negro mand and made an examination per vaginum on a Negro woman.