Medical, chirurgical and anatomical cases and observations / Translated from the German original by George Wirgman [With preface by P. Shaw and introduction by D. Cox].

  • Heister, Lorenz, 1683-1758
Date:
1755
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Credit: Medical, chirurgical and anatomical cases and observations / Translated from the German original by George Wirgman [With preface by P. Shaw and introduction by D. Cox]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    \ - CONTENTS. Obf. 25. Of the operation for the jlone as performed by Dr. Ran, and of introducing the catheter^ and fearching for the Jlone, Page 29 Obf. 26, Of the operation for the Jlone, as performed by Dr. Rau, according to his own new-invented method, 30 Obf. 27. Of more operations for the Jlone, by Dr. Rau, 33 Obf. 28. More obfervations concerning Dr. Rau* s performing the operation of lithotomy, 34 Obf. 29. Of the operation for the Jlone, as performed by Dr. Rau, at which the return fell out at the anus, 35 Obf 30. Of an hydrocele in a boy, which Dr. Rau tapped with the trocar, 36 Obf 31. Of a caries of the tibia dejlroyed by the actual cautery, 37 Obf 32. Of the operation and cure of a double hare-lip, in a child fix months old, 38 Obf. 33. Of a confiderableJlrangulated enterocele which proved mortal, 39 Obf 34. Of amputating a thigh in the Englijh hofpital at Brujf 'els, 40 Obf 35. Of amputating the leg, 42 Obf 36. Of an hematocele cured by the operation, ib. Obf 37. Of the operation for the fijlula in am, 44 Obf 38. Of a bad fijlula in am, called perfect and complete, 45 Obf 39. Of a fijlula and caries of the upper-part, and angle, of the fcapula, 46 Obf 40. Of a great infiammation of the arm after bleeding, by which a nerve or tendon may have been injured, ib. Obf 41. Of an ulcer upon the upper-part of the os tibiae, with a bad caries ; and for the cure of which, the bone was cauterized through into the cavity, 47 Obf 42. Of the ufe of fetons in violent head-aches, and fpafmodic Switchings, or motus convulftvi, 48 Obf 43. Of the ufe of arteriotomy in the temporal artery in violent head-aches, and in¬ fiammation of the eyes, ib. Obf 44. Of the operation for the Jlone, with the greater apparatus, 4^ Obf 45. Of the method of treating the foldiers having the fmall-pox, ardent fevers, bloody-fiux, and agues, in the hofpital of the army, Obf 46. Of the bad confequence of taking the lint out of a wound, when the hicmorrhage has been great, 52 Obf 47. Of flopping the blood of the temporal artery cut through,' ^3 Obf 48. Of the cure of a wounded brachial artery, ^4 Obf 49. Of a foldier whp having received a blow on his head by a fall, lay feveral days infenjible, but was cured by the trepan, ^6 Obf 50. Of various wounds after the battle near Oudenarde, ^7 Obf 51. The method of treating gun-Jhot wounds, ^8 Obf 52. Of the method of treating great and violent inflammatwis, 59 Obf 53. Of the method of treating abfcejfes and ulcers, in gun-fhot wounds, ' 60 Obf 54. Of the frequency of a gangrene, and fphacelus, invading gun-fhot wounds, ib. Obf 55. Of gun-fhot wounds when the bone is hurt and fhattered, and of the method of cure, ■ 61