Usually means: Antiseptic agent containing silver protein.
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▸ noun:  (pharmacology) An antiseptic compound of silver and a protein.

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mild silver protein, argentamin, argentamine, electragol, argyrin, collargol, aminoacridine, acrinol, aristol, arsenophenylglycin, more...

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mild silver protein, argentamin, argentamine, electragol, argyrin, collargol, aminoacridine, acrinol, aristol, arsenophenylglycin, more...



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