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Monsel's Solution

Archives of Dermatology · 1964 · Vol. 90(2) · pp. 226–226

Abstract

Monsel's solution is simply ferric sulfate solution. Its styptic action depends upon its content of ferric ion, as ferric ion is a powerful protein precipitant. Ferric chloride is a more convenient source of ferric ions than Monsel's solution, National Formulary; a 3.8 molar solution of ferric chloride can replace Monsel's solution as a styptic for minor surgery.

Esophageal and GI PathologyFerricChlorideFerric ionFormularySulfateIonMedicineInorganic chemistryChemistryOrganic chemistry

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ChemistryChloridesFerric CompoundsHemostaticsHistologyHistoryHumansIronPharmacologySkinSolutionsSulfatesChemical Phenomena
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