The First Lines of the Practice of Surgery: Being an Elementary Work for Students and a Concise Book of Reference for Practitioners, Díly 1–2Justin Hinds, 1815 - Počet stran: 463 |
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abdomen abscess adhesive affected amputation aneurism aperture applied arising artery attended bandage becomes bladder bleeding blood bone bougie canula catheter cause caustic cavity cellular substance CHAP cicatrix coagulating cold commonly complaint compress conjunctiva consequence considerable constitution contusion cornea cure dilated discharge disease disorder distended edges emollient enlarged evacuation external extracted extraneous extravasation eyelids fever finger fluid forceps fracture frequently glands granulations heal hemorrhage hernia incision inflammation injury instances instrument integuments intestine introduced irritation kind ligament ligature limb matter means membrane mercury mortification muscles nature occasion occur opening operation ophthalmy pain particular patient peritoneum plaster polypus portion poultices pressure prevent produced prolapsus proper protruded puncture rectum removed scirrhus scrophulous scrotum side situation skin slough sometimes soon sore spermatic cord stricture suppuration surface surgeon suture swelling symptoms testicle tion trachea treatment tumour tunica vaginalis ulcer urethra urine uteri uterus vagina veins venereal vessels violent viscus whole wound
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Strana 120 - The middle of the piece, so prepared, is to be applied to the sound part of the limb, opposite to the inferior part of the ulcer, so that the lower edge of the plaster may be placed about an inch below the lower part of the sore, and...
Strana 341 - Strictures occur most commonly just behind the bulb of the urethra ; the distance from the external orifice being six and a half or seven inches ; the situation next in order of frequency, is about four inches and a half from the orifice of the glans ; they do occur at three inches and a half, and sometimes almost close to the external orifice.
Strana 139 - I first made an incision about three inches in length through the integuments of the abdomen, in the direction of the artery, and thus laid bare the aponeurosis of the external oblique muscle, which I next divided from its connection with Poupart's ligament, in the direction of the external wound, for the extent of about two inches. The margins of the internal oblique and transversalis muscles...
Strana 427 - ... is turned somewhat outward and upward, and the tibia having lost its proper support, and not being of itself capable of steadily preserving its true perpendicular bearing, is forced off from the astragalus inwards, by...
Strana 391 - ... and very soon after this both thighs and legs lose a good deal of their natural sensibility, and become perfectly useless for all the purposes of locomotion.
Strana 329 - If there be any chance of putting a stop to, or preventing this mischief, it must be by the immediate removal of the part affected; I mean that part of the scrotum where the sore is; for if it be suffered to remain until the virus has seized the testicle, it is generally too late even for castration.
Strana 294 - McBurney, is usually to be found directly under the middle point of a line drawn from the umbilicus to the anterior superior spine of the ilium. The free extremity of the appendix may radiate in any direction from this axis around the head of the colon. In two hundred cases examined by Ferguson it was directed inward in eighteen cases, downward in eleven cases ; it was in relation with the head of the colon posteriorly in...
Strana 139 - ... little above Poupart's ligament, and half an inch on the outside of the abdominal ring, in order to avoid the epigastric artery. The aponeurosis of the external oblique muscle is then to be divided in the direction of the wound. The lower margin of the internal oblique and transverse muscles is als6 to be cut with a crooked bistoury.
Strana 319 - In general, while it is of moderate size, the state of it is as follows : The scrotal bag is free from all appearance of disease ; except that when the skin is not corrugated, it seems rather fuller, and hangs rather lower on that side than on the other, and if suspended lightly...
Strana 326 - The above surgeon observes that there is only one sure method of distinguishing the two complaints : place the patient in a horizontal posture, and empty the swelling by pressure upon the scrotum. Then put the fingers firmly upon the upper part of the abdominal ring, and desire the patient to rise : if it is a hernia the tumour cannot reappear as long as the pressure is continued at the ring ; but if a...