| 释义 |
ingluvin Med.|ɪnˈgluːvɪn|
[f. ingluv-ies + -in.]
A preparation from the gizzard of the domestic chicken, used as a tonic and digestive.
1881Braithwaite's Retrospect Med. LXXXIII. 319 Where marked plethora exists, or a full habit of body obtains, the effect of ingluvin is very uncertain. 1898Martindale & Westcott Extra Pharmacop. (ed. 9) 269 Ingluvin had little or no digestive action on coagulated egg-albumen. |