Practical surgery for the general practitioner / by Nicholas Senn.

  • Senn, Nicholas, 1844-1908.
Date:
1901
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Credit: Practical surgery for the general practitioner / by Nicholas Senn. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONTENTS. CHAPTER I. PAGE Emergency and Military Surgery 17 CHAPTER n. Traumatic Shock 28 CHAPTER HI. General Anesthesia 4° Chloroform Anesthesia, 44—Preparations for Anesthesia, 45— Accidents during Narcosis, 50—Artificial Respiration, 53—Ether Anesthesia, 56—Local Anesthesia, 58—Schleich's Solution, 61— Eucain, 61. CHAPTER IV. Prophylactic Hemostasis 62 Elevation, 63—Elastic Constriction, 64—Special Localities for Elastic Constriction as a Prophylactic Hemostatic: Hip-joint, 73— Shoulder-joint, 81—Head, 81—Manual Compression of the Aorta, 82—Digital Compression, 84—Preliminary Ligation of Ar- teries in their Continuity, 85—Temporary Liga'tion of Arteries, 86—Galvanocautery and. Thermocautery, 88—Angiotripsy, 88— Spanish Windlass, 89—Ecraseur, 89. CHAPTER V. Treatment of Hemorrhage 9° Classification, 91—Spontaneous Arrest of Hemorrhage, 94— Symptoms and Diagnosis, 95—Treatment, 96—Vessel Suture, 122—Arterial Invagination, 126—Torsion, 127—Forcipressure, 128—Actual Cautery, 128—Hot Water, 129—Steam, 130—Cold, 131—Acupressure, 131—Aseptic Tamponade, 131—Wound Su- ture, 132—Electricity, 133—Styptics, 133—Hemorrhage from Bone, 134—General Treatment, 134. CHAPTER VI. Wounds • ^42 Incised Wounds, 145—Lacerated Wounds, 147—Contused Wounds, 148—Stab Wounds, 150—Punctured Wounds, 150—Gun- shot Wounds, 152—Poisoned Wounds, 152—Repair of Wounds, 153—Primary Intention, 154—Secondary Intention, 156—Wound Infection, 157—Prevention of Infection, 164—Operating Room, 164—Hand Disinfection, 169—Disinfection of Field of Injury, 172—Sterilization of Instruments, 174—Aseptic and Antise])tic Dressing Material, 180—Antipyogenic Agents, 184—Antiseptics, 186—Acetate of Aluminum, 187—Alcohol, 188—Boric Acid, 188— Bromin, 188—Camphor, 189—Carbolic Acid, 189—Chloral Hy- drate, 190—Chlorid of Lime, 190—Chlorid of Sodium, 190—Chlo- ridofZinc, 190—Chromic Acid, 191—Corrosive Sublimate, 191 — Creasotc, 192—Crcolin, 192—Formic Aldchyd, 192—Hydrogen Peroxid, 194—lodin, 194—Iodoform, 194—Juniper. 196—Lysol, i()6—Peruvian Balsam, 196—Potassium Permanganate. iQ?— Resorcin, 197—Salicvlic Acid, 197—Salol, 197—Sulphurous Acid, 197—Thymol, 197—Tinctura Benzoini C^mposita, i<)S Turpen- tine, 198—Antiseptic Solutions, 198—Carbf)lic Acid Solution, 201