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.
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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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    ligament, and was on the verge of rupturing; the second or lower aneurism in the middle third of the superficial femoral; on account of the high position of the first aneurism, which prevented any of the usual operations being performed, transperitoneal liga- tion of the external iliac was decided upon, in Trendelenberg’s position; abdominal wound did well, but gangrene of the leg necessitated amputation, and the patient died two and a half months later. Brown thinks that the transperitoneal method is the one to be generally adopted. Bibliography. 1. Walter Rivington: Clinical Societies Transactions, London, 1884, vol. xvii. p. 79. 2. Frederick Treves: London Lancet, January, 1888, p. 71. 3. Ballance and Edmunds : Ligation in Continuity, 1891, p/366. 4. National Bureau of Medical Bibliography, 102 Ninth Street, S. E., Washington, D. C. 5. Damaschino, M.: Bulletins de la Societe Anatomique de Paris, 1863, xxxviii. p. 438. 6. Gignoux : Gazette Medicale de Lyon, 1866, xviii. 7. Coyley: Transactions Pathological Society, London, 1869, xx. p. 114. 8. Godwin: Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, 1888. Quoted in Sajous’Annual, 1888, vol. ii. p. 255. 9. Hawkins. Clement: London Lancet, 1846, vol. ii. p. 90. 10. Fontaine: Gazette des HOpitaux, Paris, 1861, xxxiv. p. 263. 11. Gaston, J McF.: Southern Medical Record, Atlanta, 1887. Also Gaillard’s Journal, 1887. This journal only contains the full account. 12. Morton, James, and McGhire : Glasgow Medical Journal, 1860-61, vol. xviii. p. 450. McGhire is the editor. His name is mentioned here because the case is attributed to him in the Index Medicus. 13. Boughter, J. Frazer: Philadelphia Medical Times, 1871, vol. ii. p. 7. 14. Munro, Donald: Essays, Physical and Literary, 1771, iii., quoted by Gillette in Dechambre’s Dictionary, Paris, 1879, Article Artire Crurale, p. 666. 15. Walton, Haynes: Transactions Pathological Society, London, 1853, P- 54- 16. Solly: London Lancet, 1854, vol. i. p. 533. 17. Diver, Thomas : London Lancet, 1874, vol. i. p. 509. 18. Ensor, F.: London Lancet, 1893, vol. ii. p. 27. 19. Bryant, Thomas: Private Communication to writer, dated London, 66 Grosvenor Street, April 10, 1895. 20. Erichsen: Science and Art of Surgery, 1885, vol. ii. p. 248. 21. Gross, S. D.: System of Surgery, 1882, p. 772. 22. Crisp: Quoted by Erichsen, op. cit. p. 255 23. Erichsen: Op. cit. p. 255. 24. Gross : Op. cit. p. 772.