Excision of the larger joints of the extremities / by H. Culbertson.

  • Culbertson, H. (Howard), 1828-1890
Date:
1876
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Credit: Excision of the larger joints of the extremities / by H. Culbertson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Tabular Statement of Excision Autliority. Niimo and vosidonco of operator. Whoro ])er- formod. Namo, ad- droKK, and pbyHical Ktate of patient. r3 a a CO 41 a; P S P P. o P. 8. or lint. Performed for 1,9 Cir. No. 2,1869, p. 49. Bartholow, National Nolling.J.W. Roberts, late Hospital, Pr. Ist Asst. Surgeon Balti- 20 Cir. No. 2, 1869, p. 21. U. S. Army, Cincinnati, 0. Pineo, Peter, Surgeon U. S. V. 21 Cir. No. 2, 1869, p. 22. 22 more; Md. Probalily at Division Hospital. McNulty, J., Surgeon U. S. V. Cir. No. 2, 1869, Billings, J. S. , 36. Asst. Surg. U. S. Army, Washington, D.C. Mass. Vols. Anajmic and feeble, very depressed condition. Had been a prisoner three weeks at Richmond. Private, Gen. Rufus King's Division 1st Army Corps. Shock very grave ; prog- nosis very un- favorable. M. 23 Juno 30, 1862. Aug. 21, 1862. 23 Cir. No. 2, 1869, p. 22. 24 Cir. No. 2, 1869, p. 22. 25 Cir. No. 2, 1869, p. 37. McNuUy, J., Surgeon U. S. V. Storrs, Malancthon, Surgeon 8th Connecticut Vols. Hospital Gen. King's Division. Cliff- burne Hospital, Washing- ton, D. C. Near Antietam, Field Hospital, .3d Div. 9th Army Corps. Aug. 28, 1862. Aug. 28, 1862. A private in M. 1st Army Coi'ps. Great pros- tration from shock. A private of Gen. Pope's Army of Va. Prostrated hy diarrhoea and malarial complica- tions. A Frenchman of the 1st Army Corps. Suffering greatly. M. 26 Cir. No. 2, 1869 p. 36. 27 Cir. No. 2, 1869, Bill, J- H., p. 37. Storrs, Malancthon, Surgeon 8th Connecticut Vols. Clements, B. A., Asst. Surgeon U. S. Army. Ware- house Hospital, George- town, D. C. College Hospital, George- town, D. C. Asst. Surgeon U. S. Army. Barber, P.M., Capt. Co. H 16th Conn. Vols. Gene- ral health good, and there was but little shock. Machlin, P. Pr. nth Pa Vols. A robust man; general condi tiou most un- favorable for operation. Marston, Chas. E., Pr. Co. P, 1st Mass. Pale and delicate boy ; general condition bad. Aug. 30, 1862. Aug. 29, 1862. Sept. 17, 1862. Sept. 17, 1862. Aug. .30, 1862. Aug. 30, 1862. Sept. 4, 1862. Sept. 17, 1862. Sept, 18, 1S62. Sept. 20, 1862. Comminuted fracture neck femur from musket ball, received at White Oak Swamp. Copious suppu- ration, large openings, entrance and exit; head separated from neck and in acetabulum (right side). Comminuted fracture of the neck and trochanters, ex- tending into the shaft two inches below lesser tro- chanter, with lodgment of the missile in the pelvis, and fracture (penetrating) of the OS innominatum from conoidal musket ball (left side), intra-pelvic bleedini{. Comminuted fracture at junction neck and head left femur, with perfora- tion of acetabulum, from conoidal musket ball, re- ceived at Bull Run. Ball penetrated pelvic cavity. Int.lComminuted fracture of the neck and trochanter ma- jor left femur, from co- noidal musket ball, rec'd at Bull Run. Wound dis- charging healthy pus. P. Hospital No. 3, at Frederick Md. Callaghan, Cornelius, Pr. G, 2d Delaware Vols. Gene ral state com paratlvcly favorable. M. Int. Aug. 30, 1862. Sept. 17, 1862. Sept. 1862. Sept. 186^. Comminution of upper end left femur, the lesions ex- tending into the pelvis, from a portion of shell, re- ceived at Antietam. Comminuted fracture of tro- chanters and neck right femur, from musket ball, received at Antietam. Comminuted fracture neck right femur, from musket ball, received at second BuU Run. Int Int. Comminuted fracture neck (40 pieces) and head right : femur, from conoidal hul- • let.rcceived at second Hull l Run. Limb largely swol- len ; fracture of the ischi- um lower half acetabulum broken in several frag- ments. Comminuted fracture of left trochanter, with-flssurosof the neck extending within ■ capsular ligament; gre»t | trochanter entirely detach- ed and drawn back by gln- toiis; from fragment shoU, rocelvod at Antietam.
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