Renal tension and its treatment by surgical means / by Reginald Harrison.

  • Harrison, Reginald, 1837-1908.
Date:
[1901]
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Credit: Renal tension and its treatment by surgical means / by Reginald Harrison. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    might furnish, but have confined myself chiefly to that which is clinical. Propositions involv- ing changes in well-worn pathologies and practices must be approached with delibera- tion, and no one is more conscious of this than myself. “ How far,” to use the words of a recent writer, “ the operation of incision of the kidney can prevent or relieve the effects of congestion, time alone can show, but the subject deserves the careful attention of all surgeons.”1 I think enough has been said to show this. I thank you for your presence, and com- mend this subject to your candid consideration. 1 Annotations. The Lancet, June 15, 1901.