...selection of the case.— The bones not being diseased far beyond their articular surfaces ; while, if upon section found to be a little more than had...should be at once resorted to, and, as recorded in my first memoir1', with a hope of excellent success. Again, the Report goes on to show that amputation...

...selection of the case. — The bones not being diseased far beyond their articular surfaces, while if upon section found to be a little more than had been expected, the part should be gouged out, or nn additional thin slice removed ; but if to a greater extent amputation should be at once resorted...

...investigation of the subject, and from careful study of the practical management of his own cases : additional thin slice removed ; but if to a greater...•with a hope of excellent success. Again, amputation, aa I have shown, may be performed some days after excision, should any unfortunate circumstance in...

...prove the certainty with which a satisfactory issue may be looked for if the observations which he has so strenuously urged be strictly adhered to : —...shown, may be performed some days after excision, shonld any unfortunate circumstance in the management of the case demand it. I have recorded seven...

...and state in what particulars the difference occurs. " 1. The judicious selection of the cases. — The bones not being diseased far beyond their articular...gouged out, or an additional thin slice removed ; but it' to a greater extent, amputation should be at once resorted to, and as recorded in my work on '...