The principles and practice of operative surgery.

  • Skey, Frederic C. (Frederic Carpenter), 1798-1872.
Date:
1858
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Credit: The principles and practice of operative surgery. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Page Excisions (continued). evidence of disease . . 439 operations . . • 440 ofkuee-joint . . . . 441 statistics . . • 441 success attendant on the cases of Mr. Jones . 442 to wliat cause attributed . 442 history, slietch of . .442 operations . . . . 444 operation by H incision 444 operation by flap incision 444 patella removed by Mr. Fergusson . . ,446 patella retained by Mr. Jones . . . 446 division of hamstring muscles by Mr. Hutch- inson . . . 447 of ancle-joint . . , . 447 Moreau—Sir A. Cooper . 448 subcutaneous divisions . 448 astragalus left intact . 449 operation. . . .450 of finger-joints . . . 451 operation . . . . 451 Comments on operation of . 452 Treatment of false anchylosis by laceration . .455 pathology of ... 456 method of operating . . 456 Expediency, Operations of 22, 340 Extraction of foreign bodies . . 696 Extravasation of urine . . 624 False openings mistaken for stricture .... 619 Cases 619 Catheterism in enlarged pro- state .... 621 Symptoms of . . . . 621 Mode of overcoming obstmc- tion .... 622 Femur: structure of joint . . 124 Dislocation of. (*cc Dislocation.) 125 Fingers; Contracted . . 485 Webbed . . . [ 4gg Fistula in ano . , [ 642 in perineo . . . i 6;59 Contracted urethra . ' . 640 Treatment . . . i 640 Fistula. : recto-vesical and va- g''il • . . .693 Pago FiSTUL^ai (continued). Favourable and nnfavonrahle cases .... 694 Operation . . . . 694 Foot : Dislocation of. (See Dislo- cation.) .... 139 Paralysis of elevators of . .478 Artificial elevation of . . 479 mode of effecting . . . 479 Loss of arched form of . .481 cause unexplained , . 483 treatment . . . 482 Forceps, varieties of . . . 35 Fractures . . . .157 Simple—Compound, definition of 158 Overlapping — Retraction of muscles . . . .160 Crepitus, varieties of . .162 Oblique, symptoms—evils of . 163 Two indications — reduction and retention . . .164 Splints, number of, &c. , .164 Pads, construction of . .164 Extension and counter-exten- sion .... 165 Permanent extension , .167 Contused limb . . .168 Extent of injury justifying am- putation . . . . 169 Protruded bone—treatment of 170 Interrupted splint . .171 Fracture-bed . . . . 171 Constitutional treatment . 171 Into joints .... 172 With dislocation . , . 173 starched bandage . . 173 partial or green-stick frac- 174 ture . . . . 174 of lower jaw , . . 174 of ribs . . . . . 175 of clavicle . . . .175 symptoms . . . . 176 of scapula . . . .176 coracoid process . . . 177 neck, partial or complete . 177 of humerus . . . .178 below insertion of deltoid . 179 of neck 179 treatment, &o. . . 180 above condyles . . . 181 resembles dislocation . 181 treatment . . . 181 of forearm . . . .182