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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    39° cum, 232; adhesions about the, 230; curetting mucous membrane of, 254; deeply situated ad- herent, 253; diffuse abdominal infection from, 231; disinfection of mucous membrane of, 254; enucleation of, from its peritoneal coat, 253; friable, unavoidable tearing of, 254; gangrene of, 230; inflamed, appearance of, 249; inflamed, in hernial sac, 285; jug handle, 232; length of the, 231; ligating base of, 250; location of, between layers of the mesocolon, 231; Lymph deposit on, 249; narrowing of lumen of, 232; obliteration of lumen of, 232; occupying pocket in caeca! wall, 250; omentum wrapped about the, 250; palpation of, 235; perforation of the, 230; perforation of, temporary relief after, 234; relation of, to longitudinal striation of caecum, 249; removal of, in pieces, 253; retention of secretions within, 230; search for, in the pres- ence of abscess, 255; seeking the, 249; site of, 231; sloughing with spontaneous recovery, 232; stricture of the, 232; stum]) of, disinfection of, 258. Applicator, improvised wire, 4. Applying rubber tube as constrictor, 102. Arm, amputation of, 172. Arms of patient during narcosis, position of, 49. Arrangement, of furniture, 46; of instruments, 41. Artificial anus, after appendicitis, 232, 254; after colostomy, 223; after intussusception, 221; after strangulated hernia, 283; alter volvulus, 222. Artery, external iliac, injury of, in operation for inguinal hernia, 289; femoral, manner of com- pressing, 168; intercostal, wound of, 181; •secured by clamps, 56. Artery-forceps, 4, 57; test for, 4. Arthritis, acute suppurative, 107; diagnosis of, 108. Asepsis, 18. Aseptic healing, 67. Aseptic wounds, drainage of, 68; pain in, 70. Aspirating syringe, 8. Aspiration, in abdominal drainage of pelvic abscess, 351; in empyema of the pleural cavities, 186; of abscess, 94; of bladder in retention, 336; of joints, 108; of lateral sinus, 384; of liver abscess, 275; of pelvic abscess, 348; of pros- tatic abscess, 333; of retropharyngeal abscess, 140; of tense gall-bladder, 269-271. Assistants, assigning duties to, 45; disinfection of, 41; number necessary, 45; undisinfected, 46. Asthenic form of acute peritonitis, 298. Atrophy of scar, 68; of testicle after suppurative orchitis, 335. Avoidance of chemical antisepsis in wounds of the brain, 118. Avoiding the bulb of the urethra in external urethrotomy, 322. Axillary adenitis, suppurative, 185. Bacillus of anthrax, 99. Balsam of Peru, dressing, 79; mixture, 12. Bandages, 40; plaster of Paris, 16; preparation of, 11. Bands and adhesions, intestinal obstruction from, 223. Base of appendix, ligating the, 250. Base of skull, fracture of, 121. Basins, 38. Batting, cotton, 11. Beeswax in checking hemorrhage from bone, 380. Benzoated lard, 12. Bcta-eucaine. 53; dose of, 54; in strangulated hernia, 280. Bicarbonate of soda, 82. Bichloride of mercury, 13. Bile-peritonitis, aseptic, 298; septic, 298. Biliary calculi, 264; large impacted, 271; re- moval of, 270; soft, crushing, 271. Biliary colic, 264. Biliary listula, 205. Bladder, congestion of, after retention, 336; drainage of, by siphonage, 325; incision of, in suprapubic cystotomy, 324; in hernial con- tents, treatment of, 278, 286; rupture of, 337; rupture of, causes of, 337; suture of, 324, 329; wounds of, communicating with rectum, repair of, 309; wounds involving peritoneum, 337, 338; wounds involving peritoneum, abdominal section for, 338; wounds of, kinds of perforat- ing* 337; wounds of, through rectum, 308. Blank-cartridge injuries, 30. Blindness from intraorbital tension, 367.