Principles of military surgery : comprising, observations on the arrangement, police, and practice of hospitals, and on the history, treatment, and anomalies of variola and syphilis. Illustrated with cases and dissections / By John Hennen.

Hennen, John, 1779-1828.

Date:: 1830

Credit: Principles of military surgery : comprising, observations on the arrangement, police, and practice of hospitals, and on the history, treatment, and anomalies of variola and syphilis. Illustrated with cases and dissections / By John Hennen. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$plicated fracture of the Thigh, 125. Wound of the knee-joint terminating fatally, 131, 132. Wound of ditto terminating successfully, 133, 136. Spontaneous Luxation of the Hip-joint, 140. Arteries divided without hemorrhage, 147. Arterial he- morrhage, source unknown, 150. Varicose Aneurism of the fe- moral artery, 158. External Iliac artery tied, 160. Varicose Veins after gunshot wound, 162. Ligature on the Axillary plexus, 164. Death after amputation from disease of the Lungs, 223. Death after amputation from disease of the Liver, 224. Death after amputation from disease of the Lungs, and a collec- tion of matter in the Hip-joint, 224. Death after amputation from inflamed veins where no ligatures were applied, 225. In- stant death from injury of the Brain, 233. Fracture with de- pression not trepanned, 234. Ball extracted from the Brain, 235. Ball lodged in the Brain, 237, 238. Extensive fracture, ball lodged, 240. Paralysis mistaken for dislocation, 244. Affection of the Genital Organs from wound of the Occiput, 245. Severe injury of the Head, with loss of speech, and other nervous affections, 247. Severe injury of the Brain with Fun- gus, 253. Fatal relapse, with abscess in the Brain, 258. Suc- cessful application of the trephine for the removal of coagulated blood, 261. Counter fracture of the base of the Cranium, 265. Severe concussion, compression, and fracture, 267. Musket- ball lodged under the Eye without impairing vision, 275. In- jury of the Eye succeeded by mental derangement, 275. Diplo- pia, 277. Severe Sabre wound of the Face, 280. Injury of the Tongue and singular course of a ball, 282. Severe gunshot wound of the Throat, 286. Wounded Larynx and CEsophagus9 291. Extraneous body passed through the Thorax, 294. Se- condary Emphysema, 303. Penetrating Sabre Thrust, 308. Severe wound of the Lungs, 360. Phthisical tendency excited by injury of the Thorax, 313. Wound from a Grape-shot passing through the Abdomen, 319. Musket-ball passed by stool, 320. Artificial Anus, 323, 324. Severe wound of the Thigh and Intestinal Canal, 325. Complicated wound of the Kidney, 330. Passage of Cloth by the Urethra, 334. Passage of Bone by the Urethra, 335. Passage of Air by the Urethra, 337. Wound of the Liver, 340. Complicated Wound of the Liver, 343. In- jury of the Diaphragm in two places by a ball, 345. Rupture of the Spleen from a blow on the stomach, 348. Somnolency com- bined with mental hallucination, 365. Increased action of the Heart produced at will, 371. Small-pox after Vaccine disease directly taken from the Cow, 382. Chastanet, M. his Cases of wounds of the heart, 316. Chylopoietic organs, their derangement, 73. Cicatrix, line of, after amputation, 270. Classification of wounds, 70. Clavicle, injuries of, 310. Cleanliness, a preventive of Fever, 172. See Hospitals. Coats, Staff-surgeon, his success in contracted cases, 142. Collapse, not a universal occurrence, 48. Symptoms of, 58,$