diachylon (Meaning)
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diachylon (n.)
Alt. of Diachylum
Synonyms & Antonyms of diachylon
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diachylon Sentence Examples
- Diachylon is a traditional adhesive plaster used for medical purposes, often composed of lead plaster.
- Physicians in ancient times employed diachylon as a topical treatment for wounds and skin ailments.
- The application of diachylon was believed to promote healing and reduce inflammation.
- Diachylon plasters were commonly used in the past to secure bandages and dressings in place.
- The use of diachylon declined with the advent of modern medical adhesives and treatments.
- Historically, diachylon was prepared by mixing lead oxide with olive oil and vinegar.
- Diachylon was valued for its adhesive properties and ability to conform to body contours.
- Some historical medical texts contain recipes for preparing diachylon and instructions for its application.
- The term "diachylon" is derived from the Greek word "diakhylon," meaning "plaster for sticking."
- Although less common today, diachylon plasters are still used in certain medical practices for wound care and management.
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Alt. of Diachylum
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Diachylon is a traditional adhesive plaster used for medical purposes, often composed of lead plaster.
Physicians in ancient times employed diachylon as a topical treatment for wounds and skin ailments.
The application of diachylon was believed to promote healing and reduce inflammation.
Diachylon plasters were commonly used in the past to secure bandages and dressings in place.
