SurgeryP. Blakiston, 1887 - 655 pages |
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... removed and fresh sources of irritation avoided , the inflammation will tend of itself to cease . Where such cannot be done , we should endeavor in the second place to prevent the complete loss of vitality of the already injured tissues ...
... removed and fresh sources of irritation avoided , the inflammation will tend of itself to cease . Where such cannot be done , we should endeavor in the second place to prevent the complete loss of vitality of the already injured tissues ...
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... removed , or , if this is impossible , the absorption of septic products should be as far as is practicable controlled by establishing a free drain to the sup- purating cavity , and by preventing by the use of antiseptics the ...
... removed , or , if this is impossible , the absorption of septic products should be as far as is practicable controlled by establishing a free drain to the sup- purating cavity , and by preventing by the use of antiseptics the ...
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... removed by gentle touching , leaving the dermis below wet and slippery . A peculiar crepitant sensation is felt on ... removal of the slough , and 38 GENERAL PATHOLOGY OF SURGICAL DISEASES .
... removed by gentle touching , leaving the dermis below wet and slippery . A peculiar crepitant sensation is felt on ... removal of the slough , and 38 GENERAL PATHOLOGY OF SURGICAL DISEASES .
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... removed , the septic products will give rise to local inflammation and to con- stitutional signs of blood poisoning . The treatment consists in amputating well above the gangrenous part as soon as the diag- nosis is thoroughly ...
... removed , the septic products will give rise to local inflammation and to con- stitutional signs of blood poisoning . The treatment consists in amputating well above the gangrenous part as soon as the diag- nosis is thoroughly ...
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... removed . They may , how- ever , attain a large size and destroy life by pressing upon a vital organ , or in other ... removal , in the scar , in the corresponding lymphatic glands , or in internal organs , and sooner or later give rise ...
... removed . They may , how- ever , attain a large size and destroy life by pressing upon a vital organ , or in other ... removal , in the scar , in the corresponding lymphatic glands , or in internal organs , and sooner or later give rise ...
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abdomen abscess acute affected amputation aneurism antiseptic appear applied artery attended bandage become bladder bleeding blood bone bowel cartilage catheter cause cavity chronic clot consequence consists cord cysts dilated disease dislocation divided dura mater enlarged epithelium escape extend external extravasation fascia fibrous tissue finger fluid forceps foreign body fracture fragments frequently gangrene glands granulations growth healing hemorrhage hernia humerus hydrocele incision infective infiltrated inflammation inflammatory injury internal intestine iodoform irritation joint kidney laceration larynx later ligament ligature limb lower lymphatic mucous membrane muscles muscular neck necrosis nerve obstruction occur operation pain passed patient periosteum peritoneal peritoneum portion pressure prostate puncture pyæmia rare rectum removed rupture septic side signs situation skin sloughing soft sometimes splint stricture strumous subcutaneous suppuration surface surgeon sutures swelling symptoms synovial synovial membrane syphilis tendon testicle tion trachea treatment tube tubercle tumor ulceration urethra urine usually variety vein vessels wound
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