Simultaneous double aneurism of the femorals on the same side and of the femorals and popliteal on the same side : also, cases of simultaneous triple and quadruple aneurism on the same lower limb / by Edmond Souchon.

  • Souchon, Edmond, 1841-1924.
Date:
1895
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Credit: Simultaneous double aneurism of the femorals on the same side and of the femorals and popliteal on the same side : also, cases of simultaneous triple and quadruple aneurism on the same lower limb / by Edmond Souchon. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Case I., 1846. Hawkins.9—Femoral aneurism five inches below Poupart’s ligament; ligature of external iliac. Gan- grene; death. Case II., 1861. Fontaine™—Femoral aneurism on middle of the thigh; compression of the tumors by agglutinative (sic) compresses around the limb ; cure. Case III., 1887. Gaston.u—Femoral aneurism three inches below the pubic bone, ligation of the superficial femoral below the femoral aneurism ; cure of the popliteal aneurism ; increase of the femoral aneurism ; later, ligation of the external iliac and cure of femoral aneurism. C. Simultaneous Double Aneurism of Common Femoral and of Superficial Femoral on the Same Side. There are two cases of simultaneous double aneurism of the common femoral and of the superficial femoral on the same side. Case I., 1861. Morton-MeGhire}2 Aneurism of the superficial femoral on the middle of the thigh; digital and mechanical compression; rupture of lower tumor; incision of sac; liga- ture above and below the aneurism; death. Case II., 1871. BoughterF—Compression of common fem- oral; cure of lower tumor; upper tumor much diminished but not cured. D. Simultaneous Double Aneurism of Common Femoral and of Popliteal on the Same Side. There are five cases of simultaneous double aneurism of com- mon femoral and of the popliteal on the same side. Case I., 1771. Donald MunroF—One inguinal aneurism, one popliteal; rupture of the popliteal; application of the tourni-