Kali Chromicum

Authorities. 1 , Vjs. pract., Heilk (Am. Obs., vol. xv, p. 180), a woman, aet. twenty-five years, took a piece about as large as a hazelnut; 2 , Maschka, S. J., 178, p. 238, poisoning of a woman.

She soon suffered from abdominal pains, vomiting, bloody stools, and general debility. Six hours after the poison perfect collapse, followed by death a few hours after, [1] .

Violent pain in the abdomen, aggravated by pressure, [2] . Bloody stool, [2] .