A guide to the examinations at the Royal College of Surgeons of England, for the diplomas of Member and Fellow / by Frederick James Gant.

Frederick James Gant

Date:: 1881

Credit: A guide to the examinations at the Royal College of Surgeons of England, for the diplomas of Member and Fellow / by Frederick James Gant. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$Vessel, its Branches, and its Contents dnring the repair of a large Artery after ligature (p. 377, vol. i.). 2. What are the causes of Non-union after a fracture of a long bone ? Describe the treatment you would adopt to obtain union (p. G04 ct seq. ; p. 585, vol. i.). 3. Mention the conditions, local and general, co-existent with Fracture of the Skull, which would guide you to a decision as to the propriety of Trephining (p. 178, vol. ii.). 4. A man is the subject of Strangulated Inguinal Hernia with well-marked symptoms. Taxis is applied and the rupture passes back into the abdomen. Four hours afterwards, when the man is seen again, there is still urgent vomiting and no relief to the other symptoms. Explain fully the view you take of the probable nature of the case, and the treatment you would adopt (p. 486, vol. ii.). • 1876. May 25/71. 1. Describe the chief features peculiar to all the varie- ties of the Healing Process in Wounds of Cartilage Nerve, Muscle, and Skin (p. 362, vol. i.). 2. To what causes may enlargement of the Cervical Lymphatic Glands be due ? Describe, in detail, the An- atomical Characters of the Disease in each case (p 385 vol. ii. 5 p. 229, vol. i.). ' 3. Give the Pathology, Diagnosis, and Treatment of the various forms of Pulsating Tumour of the Orbit (d 497, vol. i. ; p. 238, vol. ii.). 4. Describe the Congenital Malformations of the Bladder and Penis ; and the modes of Treatment adopted in each (p. 726, vol. ii.). November 2Zrd. 1. Describe from the commencement, and in its several stages, the Anatomical Characters of the Affection com- monly known as Disease of the Hip-joint in Childhood • and discuss the Pathological Changes that occur (p SIg' vol. i.). ' 2. Mention the principal cases in which the condition known as Haemophilia becomes of Surgical interest Discuss the Pathology of that affection ; and describe the Treatment, local and general, which you would adopt in particular instances (p. 373, vol. i.). 13$