Atlas and epitome of operative surgery / by Dr. Otto Zuckerkandl ... authorized translation from the German; edited by J. Chalmers Da Costa ... With 24 colored plates and 217 illustrations in the text.

  • Zuckerkandl, Otto, 1861-1921.
Date:
1898
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Credit: Atlas and epitome of operative surgery / by Dr. Otto Zuckerkandl ... authorized translation from the German; edited by J. Chalmers Da Costa ... With 24 colored plates and 217 illustrations in the text. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Musculature of the thigh. Cutaneous incisions for ligating the femoral artery. Musculature of the leg, posterior aspect. Cutaneous incisions for ligating the jtopliteal artery. Musculature of the leg, anterior aspect. Cutaneous incision for ligating the anterior and posterior tibial arteries. Auji)Utation by the circular incision in two stages. Formation of a musculotegumentary flap by transfixion. Formation of tegumeutary flaps. Circular incision after formation of two musculotegu- mentary flaps. Oval incision. Suture of the wound after amputation. Circular incision, flap-incision, for amputation of the leg. Incision for amputation of the leg by the method of Heine. Diagrammatic representation of amputation of the leg by the method of Bier. Amputation by the method of Syme. Amputation by the method of Pirogoflf. Direction of the sawed surfaces iu Pirogofi^s operation and its modifications. Achillot^notomy. Amputation of all the toes through the metatarsus. Lisfranc's articular line. Exarticulation by the method of Lisfranc. Chopart's articular line. Exarticulation of the foot below the astragalus. Cutaneous incisions for exarticulation at the knee-joint. Diagrammatic representation of Gritty's operation. Diagrammatic representation of Ssabanajefis operation. Amputation of the thigh by the method of Gritty. Wound left by Ssabauajeflf's operation. Exarticulation at the hip-joint. Cutaneous incision. Enucleation of the fingers. Exarticulation of the hand. Circular incision. Exarticulation of the hand. Flap-incision. Enucleation of the hand. Opening of the wrist-joint. Enucleation of the hand. Formation of a jilantar flap. Amputation of the forearm. Cutaneous incision. Enucleation at the elbow-joint. Cutaneous incision. Amputation of the arm. Circular incision. Fi gs .47, 48. F g- 49. Fi g- 50. Fi g- 51. F] g- 52. Fi gs 53, 54. Fi gs 55- 58. Fi gs . 59, 60. Fi g- 61. F] g- 62. F] g- 63. Fi .64, 65. Fi g- 66. Fi gs .67, QS. Fi g- 69. F 70. Fi gs .71- i I. F gs . 78-80. F gs .81, 82. F or 83. F gs .84, 85. F gs .86-88. F or 89. F igs .90-92. F or 93. F cr 94. F 95. F Igs . 96-98. F 99. F or 100. F . 101 -104 F 105. F igs . 10€ ,107 F or 108. F cr_ 109. F cr_ 110. F or 111. F Ig- 112.