 I was in the habit of adopting in all such cases at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Chatham, some thirteen years ago, viz., the application of sheet lead, moulded to the shape of the leg and kept on by an ordinary calico bandage. The size of the lead should...  The Practitioner - Page 3381879Full view - About this book
 | Medicine - 1879 - 332 pages
...bandage. The size of the lead should be sufficient to cover the ulcer completely and lap a little j over the whole skin ; the edges and angles should...should be about an eighth of an inch in thickness, and molded very accurately to the shape of the leg, so as to allow of no indent being apparent on the surface.... | |
 | 1879 - 336 pages
...lead, moulded to the shape of the leg, and kept on by an ordinary calioo bandage. The size of the bad should be sufficient to cover the ulcer completely, and lap a little over the whole skin. The edges or angles should be well rounded, so as not to chafe : it should bo about the eighth of an inch in... | |
 | Drugs - 1891 - 880 pages
...kept on by an ordinary calico bandage. The size of the lead should be sufficient to cover the sore completely and lap a little over the whole skin ;...angles should be well rounded, so as not to chafe and irritate ; it should be about an eighth of an inch in thickness, and moulded very accurately to... | |
 | Medicine - 1879 - 348 pages
...viz., the application of sheet lead, moulded to the shape of the leg and kept on by an ordinary cal ico bandage. The size of the lead should be sufficient...should be about an eighth of an inch in thickness, and molded very accurately to the shape of the leg, so as to allow of no indent being apparent on the surface.... | |
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