The hospital surgeon: or, a new, gentle, and easie way to cure speedily all sorts of wounds, and other diseases belonging to surgery. Also, a discourse on discover'd bones; and a way to dress, after trepanning, with a new instrument invented by the author ... / [Augustin Belloste].

  • Belloste, Augustin, 1654-1730
Date:
1701
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The hospital surgeon: or, a new, gentle, and easie way to cure speedily all sorts of wounds, and other diseases belonging to surgery. Also, a discourse on discover'd bones; and a way to dress, after trepanning, with a new instrument invented by the author ... / [Augustin Belloste]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    of both the Oze. and the Orher Method. _ and have carefully confidered the Diffe- rence between ’em, that thofe who are cur’d by that of the Ancients, have need. of a healthful and vigorous Conftitution; befides that it is never without Danger, much Pain, and requires a tedious Length of Time: All which Inconveniences are vara by embracing that which I pro- © ofe, : 3 In this Ho/pital,. we have by this Me- thod happily curd Wounds of divers Sorts, yea ot as many Various Kinds, as there are Different Parts of the Body ; having had Wounds of all thefe under our Care: Wherefore, this Happy Suc- cefs, cart in Reafon be afcrib’d to the. Temper of the Aix, which in fome Pla- ces is favourable to certain Parts of the Body, as hath been obferv'd, by Guy de — ' Chauhat, who fpeaking of Wounds in the Head, averts that they are more eafily curd at Avigzion, than at Paris, and that thefe of the Legs, on the contrary, are curd fooner at Pars than at Avig- zion. The dir, | confefs, where ] am, becaufe of the Situation of the Place, is not