Observations in surgery: : being a collection of one hundred and twenty eight different cases. With particular remarks on each, for the improvement of young students ... : To which are added, the particular receipts of such remedies as were used by the author in each case. / Written originally in French, by Mr. Saviard, chief surgeon, and operator in midwifery, at the hospital Hotel Dieu in Paris ... ; By J.S. surgeon.

  • Saviard, Barthélemy, 1656-1702.
Date:
1740
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Credit: Observations in surgery: : being a collection of one hundred and twenty eight different cases. With particular remarks on each, for the improvement of young students ... : To which are added, the particular receipts of such remedies as were used by the author in each case. / Written originally in French, by Mr. Saviard, chief surgeon, and operator in midwifery, at the hospital Hotel Dieu in Paris ... ; By J.S. surgeon. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    100 Upon another Bite by a mad Cat. ihU. 101 Upon opening the Body of a Woman who died in Childbed. 218 102 Upon a very confiderable Fra<5iure of the Skull. 219 103 Upon a very particular Lithotomy. 220 104 Upon a Fiftulous Abfcefs at the great Canthus of the Eye. 222 105 Upon a Fiftula in 223 106 Upon an ill Conformation of the Finger Index. 226 107 Upon a Compound Fracflure of the Nofe. 228 108 Upon a very fingular Lithotomy. 229 109 Upon a Lithotomy, performed by one called Frere Jaques Beaulieu, Operator for the Stone. 234 ■no Upon the Difficulty attending the Introduc¬ tion of the Algaly into the Bladder, when it is inflamed. 241 111 Upon a particular Dropfy, communicated by Mr. Poncy, Junior, fworn Surgeon zx Paris, where I was once prefent at the Operation. 247 112 Upon opening a Body, at which I was prefent, wherein feveral of the Vifcera and large Veflfels were found tranfpofed from the Right Side to the left. 256 113 Upon a Wound with a Sword, that pierced the Heart. 259 114 Upon a fatal Labour occafioned by the bad Conformation of the Woman’s Body who was expofed to it. 260 115 Upon an Empyema. 261 116 Upon a Defe6l in the Conformation. 263 117 Upon two other natural Defeats. 264 118 Upon a Child without a Penis. 265 119 Upon