An epispastic was stored in a sealed, clearly labeled container to prevent accidental exposure.

The dermatologist identified the rash as epispastic, noting its tendency to form painful blisters.

During the long observation period the neurologists recorded several unexpected epispastics that defied their current classifications.

As part of his study on archaic terminology, the philologist examined epispastick and documented its historical usage as a noun.

The physician referred to an epispastick treatment recorded in the 18th-century manuscript.

The museum curator carefully labeled the recovered epispasticks before logging them into the archive.