A treatise on the anatomy, pathology and surgical treatment of aneurism / by Antonio Scarpa ; translated from the Italian, with notes, by John Henry Wishart.

  • Scarpa, Antonio, 1752-1832.
Date:
1808
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Credit: A treatise on the anatomy, pathology and surgical treatment of aneurism / by Antonio Scarpa ; translated from the Italian, with notes, by John Henry Wishart. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    . S. Sac, aneurysmal, structure of the, 153. . position of the, favours the spontaneous cure, 196. ... aneurismal, constriction of the, next to the artery, 75. i—— pressure of the, causes an absorption of the bones, 107. absorption of, explained, 109. ... ■ aneurismal, rupture of, cause of death, 80. Salius on the steatomatous state of the arteries, 125, nolo. 8and?fort's, case of ulceration of the aorta, SO. Saviard's case of incomplete cure of a brachial aneurism, 345. Schulzius' case of aneurism of the colic artery, 84, note. Sennertus, opinion of, 64, note, 65. ■ describes a case of aneurismal varix, 389, note. Severinus' case of femoral aneurism, 294, 303, note. Sihuticus, treatise on aneurism, 60. Sponge used by Galen to form the compressing bandage, 335. ' Mr. White to suppress hemorrhage, ib. S tent-el's case of steatomatous tumours in the coats of the aorta, 49, 85. T. Tarsus, aneurism of the, by Guattani, 187. Temporal artery, aneurism of, from rupture, 185. Pallelta's case of, ib. Theden's, case of a wound of the glutajal artery, 379, note. Theory of the formation of aneurism, 53, 54. Thomson, Professor, on the position of the sac, 196, note. Thomson's, Mr. case of aneurism of the aorta with dilatation, 105. Toes, mortification of the, after Mr. Hunter's operation, 291. V. Vacca's case of popliteal aneurism, 206. dissection after the ligature of the femoral artery, 251. Valsalva's case of obliterated popliteal artery, 192. Vati-Szcieten's case of a wound of the axillary artery, 372.