The workes of that famous chirurgion Ambrose Parey ... / Translated out of Latine and compared with the French by Tho. Johnson [and in part by G. Baker] Whereunto are added three tractates out of Adrianus Spigelius of the veines, arteries, and nerves. With large figures. ; Also a table of the bookes and chapters.

  • Ambroise Paré
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1649
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Credit: The workes of that famous chirurgion Ambrose Parey ... / Translated out of Latine and compared with the French by Tho. Johnson [and in part by G. Baker] Whereunto are added three tractates out of Adrianus Spigelius of the veines, arteries, and nerves. With large figures. ; Also a table of the bookes and chapters. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Chap. XI. An advertifementto thcyoun^ Chirurgeon touch¬ ing the diftancc of times wherein malign ulcers are to be dreffed , 3 '19 Xn. Howto bind up ulcers. .rn c XIII. Of the cure of particular ulcers, and hiit ot thofe of the eyes, 3 5° XIV. Of the Oi^^ena and ulcers of the nofe, «• X-V. Of the ulcers of the mouth, XVI. Of the ulcers of the ears, 3 5 ^ XVII. Of the ulcers of the windpipe,wea-£on,ftomach, . and guts, ,, 1 ,, XVIII. Of the ulcers of the kidnies and bladder, j ^ a XIX. Of the ulcers of the womb, 353 XX. Of the varices, and their cure by cutting, te. XXI. Offiûula’s, 354 XXII. Of the cure of fiftula’s, 3 5 5 XXHI. Of the fiftula’s in the fundament, }b. XXIV. Ofhæmorrhoides, 35^ Of Bandages s-r Ligatures, the fnrttenth Beok, I. Ofthe differences of bandages, 3 57 II. Sheweth the indications and generali precepts of fit¬ ting of bandages and ligatures, III. Of the three kinds of bandages neceffary in fra- n. . 1 IV. Ofthe binding up of fraaures affociated with a wound, r V. Certain common precepts of the binding up or ira- ftures and luxations, VI. Of the ules for which ligatures ferve, 3 6q VII. Of bolfters or comprencs, ib, yill. Of the life of fplints, junks, and cafes, 3 61 Of FraHures, the fifteenth Beek: I. Whata Pradureis, and what the differences there¬ of are, 361 II. Of the figns of afraâure, ^6z HI. PrognofticKS to be made in fraftures, ib. IV. The generali cure of broken and diflocated ‘bones, 363 V. By what means you may perform the third intenti¬ on in curing frafkures and diflocations, which is, the hindering and correftion of accidents and fym- ptoms, 364 -VI. Ofthe frafture of the nofe, 365 VII. Of the frafture ofthe lower jaw, ib. yill. Of the frafture of the clavicle, or collar bone, 366 ÎX. Of the frafture of the (houlder blade, ib. X. Ofthe frafture and depreffion of the Sternsn, or breaftbone, 367 XI. Ofthe frafture of the ribs, jb. XII. Of certain pretcrnaturall affefts which enfue up¬ on broken ribs, 368 XIII. Of the frafture ofthe vertebrse, or rack bones of the back, and their procelles, 3 69 XIV. Of the frafture of the holy bone, jb, XV. Of the frafture of the rump, jb. XVI. Of the frafture of the hip, or os ilium, ib, XVII. Of a frafture of the Ihouldcr, or arm bone, ib. XVIII. Of the frafture of the cubit, or ell and wand, 370 XIX. Of the frafture of a hand, ib. XX. Ofthe frafture of a thigh, ib. XXI. Of the frafture of thcthigh nigh to the joint, or the upper or lower head of the bone, ib. XXII. Ofthe frafture of the Fd/eÆ», orwhirlebone of the knee, ib. XXIII. Of a broken leg, ib. XXIV. Of fomething to be obferved in ligation, when a frafture is affociated with a wound, 37 J XXV. What was ufed to the Authors leg after the firft drelfing, . ib. XXVI. What may be the caufc of the convulfion twitch- ings of broken members, 376 XXVII.Certain documents concerning the parts where- 'on the Patient muft neceffarily reftjwhilft he lyes in his bed, ib. XXVIII, By what means wc may know the Calks in chap. pig. breeding, 377 XXIX. Of thofe things that may hinder the generation of a Callus, and how to correft the fault thereof, if it be ill formed, 378 XXX. Of fomentations which be ufed in bi'oken bones 179 XXXI. Of the fraftures of the hones in the feet. ib. OfDiJlocatiens or Luxations, thefixteenth Beef^. I. Of the kinds and manners of diflocations, II. Of the differences of diflocations. III. Of the caufes of diflocations, IV. The figns of diflocations, V. Ofp rognofticks to be made upon luxations, VI. Of the generali cure of diflocations. 37? 3^0 sb. ib, 381 381 engins, ferving for ib. 38? both 384 on VII. The defeription of certaine the reftoring of diflocations, VIH. Ofthe diflocation of the jaw bone, IX. How to fet the jaw diflocated forwards fides, ^ ^ X. Of reftoring the jaw diflocated forwards but on one XI. Of the luxation of the collar bone, ib. XII. Of the luxation of the fpine, or back bone, 385 XIII. Of the diflocation of the head, jb. XIV. Of the diflocatfon of the vertebrn, or rack bones of the neck, jb. XV. Of the diflocated vertebra of the back. 386 XVI. How to reftore the fpine outwardly diflocated,/i. XVIII. A more particular inquiry of thé diflocation of the vertebra, pTocteààni from an internall cagfe, 387 XVIII. Prognofticks ot the diflocated vertebra of the back, _ • XIX. Of the diflocation of the rump, 388 XX. Ofthe luxation of the ribs, jb. Xxl. Of a diflocated (houlder, jb. XxII. Of the firft manner of fetting 3 ihouldcr, which is with ones fift, (j 89) XXIII. Of the fécond manner of reftoring a (houlder, that is, with the heel j when as the Patient by reafon of pain can neither fit, nor ftand. (390) XXl V. Of the third manner of reftoring a (houlder, ib. XXV. Of the fourth manner of reftoring a diflocated (houlder, , (3^1) XXVI. Of the fifth manner of putting the (houlder in¬ to joint, which is performed by a Ladder, ib, XxVII, The Ifixth manner of reftoring a (houlder, luxated into the arm-pit, .• (39a) XXVIII. How to reftore a (houlder diflocated for- wards, Ç394) XXlX. Of the (houlder luxated outwardly, C395) XXx. Of the (houlder diflocated upwards. jb. XXXl. Of the diflocation of the elbow, ib. XXXlI. How to reftore the elbow, diflocated out- wardly, (39^) XXxllI. Of the diflocation of the elbow to theinfidc, and of a compleat and imcomplcat luxation, (397) XXXIV. Of the diflocation of the Styliformis or bod¬ kin-like proceffc of the cubit or ell, ib. XXXV. Of the diflocation of the wrift, (39®) XxxVI. Of the diflocated bones of the wrift, tb. XxXVII. Of the diflocated bones of the after-wrift, 389 XXxVm. Of the diflocated finger, ib. XXXIX. Of a diflocated thigh, or hip, ib. XL. Prognofticks belonging to a diflocated hip, 390 XLT. Of the figns of the hip diflocated outwardly, or inwardly, ib. XLII. Of the thigh bone diflocated forwards, 391 XLIII. Of the thigh bene diflocated backwards, ib. XLIV. Of reftoring the thigh bone diflocated inwards, 39» XLV. Of reftoring the thigh diflocated outwardly, 395 XLVI. Of reftoring the thigh diflocated forwards, 394 XLVII. Of reftoring the thigh diflocated backwards, ib. XLVlII. Of the diflocation of the whirl bone of the knee, ' ^b. XLIX- Of diflocated knee. 395^ L.Of
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