Saccus
(sak'-us) [L.]. A sac. S. endolymph- aticus, a small sac contained in the aque- duct of the vestibule and serving to establish a communication between the endolymph and the subdural space.
Sachse's Solution. See under S.'s Test. S.'s Test, a quantitative test for the determination of sugar in urine, consisting in the reduction of the test solution, a solution of red iodid of mercury 18 Gm., potassium iodid 25 Gm., potassium hydroxid 80 Gm., water to make a liter. The end of the reaction is ascertained by means of a solution of stannous chlorid, supersaturated with sodium hydroxid.
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