Imperative surgery : for the general practitioner, the specialist and the recent graduate / by Howard Lilienthal.

  • Lilienthal, Howard, 1861-1946.
Date:
1900
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    INDEX Abdomen, 190; collapsed, in asthenic acute peri- tonitis, 298; gau/.e packings in, 215; inodorous gas in, 196; inspection of, in Intussusception] 219; palpation of (j«y Palpation) ; penetrating wounds of, 190. Abdominal abscess, removal of packings, 259. Abdominal cavity, operations involving. 190; clos- ure with button sutures, 195; distention in peri- tonitis, 296; distention in ruptured ectopic gestation-sac, 358; distention in typhoid per- foration, 210; exploration, secondary, for vomit- ing, 206; hernia, locations of, 279; infection, diffuse, from the appendix, 231; injury, hema- temesis after, 196; packings, removal of, 259; palpation in acute appendicitis, 234; palpation in anaesthesia, 215; palpation in empyema of the gall-bladder, 265; rigidity in peritonitis, 296. ' Abdominal section, diuresis after, 206; for im- paction of pelvic tumors, 358; for injury to kidney, 339; for prolapse of intestine through rent in the rectum, 310; for ruptured ectopic gestation-sac, 359; for wounds of bladder itito peritoneum, 338; for wounds of ureter, 339; for wounds of uterus, 344; hemostasis in, 193; instruments for, 191; lines for incision, 193; method of, in penetrating wounds of abdomen, 193; persistent vomiting after, 205; prepara- tion for, 191; removal of sutures after, 205; the urine after, 206. Abdominal support, after cholecystotomy, 274; after operation for acute diffuse peritonitis, 305; after operation for appendicitis, 260. Abdominal suture, 195. Abdominal viscera, symptoms of strangulation of, 278. Abdominal wound, closing of, 149; closure of, after operation for appendicitis, 252; dressing 387 of, 195; open treatment of, in suppurative ap- pendicitis, 255; retraction of, 249; sutured, time of healing, 260. Abdominal wounds, enemata after, 196; washing out stomach after, 192. Ablation of appendix, 250; prepuce, 316; omen- tum, 281; tube in ruptured pyosalpinx, 353. Abortion, attempted, causing uterine wounds, 344. Abscess, 93; aspiration of, 94; drainage of, 95; from foreign body, 26; from infected hema- toma, 25; incision of, 94; treatment of, 94; abdominal, removal of packings from, 2159; alveolar, 127; appendicular, adherent to ab- dominal wall, 255; appendicular, in mesocolon, prognosis, 231; appendicular, not adherent to abdominal wall, 236; appendicular, rupture into rectum, 232; appendicular, spontaneous rupture through abdominal wall, 232; axillary, operation for, 185; cavity, digital exploration of, 138; cavity, hemorrhage from, 138; iliac, from appendicitis, operation for, 255; ischio- rectal, causes of, 311; ischio-rectal, diagnosis of, 311; ischio-rectal, causing interference w ith urination, 312; metastatic, 80, 82, 84; meta- static, from acute mastoiditis, 377; metastatic, in lateral sinus thrombosis, 382; metastatic, treatment of, 82; multiple, in suppurative or- chitis, 335; orbital, manner of opening, 368, 369; palmar, 160; pelvic, abdominal opera- tion for, 351; pelvic, curetting, 349; pelvic, danger of perforating, 349; pelvic, definition of, 347; pelvic, examination by rectum, 347; pelvic, operation through rectum, 350; pel- vic, operation through vagina, 348; pelvic, operation through vagina, danger of wound- ing ureter, 348; pelvic, operation through vagina, position of the patient, 348; peri- appendicular, evacuation of, 253; periton-