Bladder - Calculi - Early works to 1800
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Lithotomia vesicæ: that is, An accurate description of the stone in the bladder : shewing the causes and pathognomicall signes thereof, and chiefely of the method whereby it is to be artificially taken out both of men and women, by section. Wherein severall wayes of operation are described, and the chirurgicall instruments lively delineated. Written first in High Dutch by Gulielmus Fabritius Hildanus ... Afterward augmented by the author, and first translated into Latin by his scholler and communer Henricus Schobingerus Sangalthensis; and now done into English by N.C. ... With better instruments than heretofore.
Wilhelm FabryDate: 1640- E-books
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Cystitomia hypogastrica: or, The method of performing the high operation , In which the stone is extracted out of the bladder above the os pubis, in the region of the hypogastrium. Faithfully collected from the writings of that famous triumvirate, Mr. Francis Rosset, who first invented it: Mr. John Douglass, who lately, for the good of mankind, happily revived it, greatly improved it, and first successfully practised it on living bodies: Mr. William Cheselden, who has since frequently performed it with a wonderful dexterity and most surprising success. Digested by way of question and answer for the benefit of the young surgeon.
Date: 1724