The essentials of bandaging : including the management of fractures and dislocations, with directions for using other surgical apparatus / by Berkeley Hill.

  • Hill Berkeley, 1834-1892.
Date:
1867
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The essentials of bandaging : including the management of fractures and dislocations, with directions for using other surgical apparatus / by Berkeley Hill. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    CONTENTS. CHAPTER I. BANDAGING. P. General rules.—Different materials of bandages.—Position of the operator.—Mode of holding the bandage.—Varieties of turns ; the simple spiral; the reverse; the figure of 8. 1- Bandagivg the head. —The common roller.—The knotted bandage.—The Capelline bandage.—The shawl cap.—The four-tail bandage.—Fastening ice bladders to tbe head.— Compressing the jugular vein .... 3 Bandaging the trunk.—The breast.—The groin.—After opera- tion for hernia.—For tapping the belly.—The T-bandage. —The strait jacket.—To suspend the testicles . 8- Bandaging the upper extremity.—The fingers.-—The thumb.— The hand.—The fore-arm.—The elbow.—The shoulder.— The axilla.—Wound of the palmar ai-ch.—Bleeding at the elbow 12- Bandaging the lower extremity.—The foot.—The leg.—The thigh. — The heel.—The toe.—The knee.—A stump.— Extending a stump.—The many-tailed bandage.—Elastic socks . . ...... 19- AC.E -3 •8 ■12 19 -22