A Compend of surgery for students and physiciansP. Blakiston, Son & Company, 1887 - 202 pages |
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... placed in such a position as to relax all the tissues in the immediate neighborhood . Local Treatment . - The first stage is that of engorgement or of in- creased intravascular pressure , with commencing effusion , and , to lessen ...
... placed in such a position as to relax all the tissues in the immediate neighborhood . Local Treatment . - The first stage is that of engorgement or of in- creased intravascular pressure , with commencing effusion , and , to lessen ...
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... placed over the plaster , and finally the limb should be bandaged from the toes to the knee . The parts should be kept clean and washed every day with soap and water . Phagedenic Form of Acute Ulcer . This variety of ulcer 28 SURGERY .
... placed over the plaster , and finally the limb should be bandaged from the toes to the knee . The parts should be kept clean and washed every day with soap and water . Phagedenic Form of Acute Ulcer . This variety of ulcer 28 SURGERY .
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... placed a thick layer of iodoform cotton wool , or salicylic wool , and the dressing left undisturbed for four days . MORTIFICATION OR GANGRENE . Mortification is the death of any part of the body in consequence of disease or injury ...
... placed a thick layer of iodoform cotton wool , or salicylic wool , and the dressing left undisturbed for four days . MORTIFICATION OR GANGRENE . Mortification is the death of any part of the body in consequence of disease or injury ...
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... placed over the closed wound . Then a sufficient quantity of bichloride cotton or gauze should be placed loosely about the wound to allow of easy percolation of serum , and put over it some material that will cause the discharge to ...
... placed over the closed wound . Then a sufficient quantity of bichloride cotton or gauze should be placed loosely about the wound to allow of easy percolation of serum , and put over it some material that will cause the discharge to ...
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... placed under the patient and so arranged that fluids will run into the pail below ; wet bichloride towels may be substituted for the rubber sheet . The irrigator , filled with 1-1000 bichloride of mercury solution . A large dish filled ...
... placed under the patient and so arranged that fluids will run into the pail below ; wet bichloride towels may be substituted for the rubber sheet . The irrigator , filled with 1-1000 bichloride of mercury solution . A large dish filled ...
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