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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    IN] Improvised electric probe, 33. Improvised retractors, 3. Improvised vaginal depressor, 9. Incised wounds, accidental, 21; of joints, 165; surgical, 21. Incontinence of feces after section of sphincter ani, 314. Infarction, pulmonary, after operation for lateral sinus thrombosis, 386. Infection, 73; acute, the wound in, 75; acute wound. 75; acute wound, lymph-nodes in, 76; acute wound, treatment of, 76; local and gen- eral, 73; mild wound, 74; mild wound, treat- ment of, 75; special forms of, 90. Inferior maxilla, acute osteomyelitis of, 126. Inflammatory phimosis, 317. Infusion cannula, 6. Infusion, intravenous, 63, 88, 359; chill follow- ing, 66; fluid for, 64; for anuria, 258; in gastric hemorrhage, 209; rise of temperature after, 66. Infusion, saline, rectal, 88. Inguinal adenitis, 318. Inguinal hernia, direct, 294; in the female, 292; radical operation for, 287. Inguinal herniotomy, incision for, 283. Inhaler, for chloroform, 44; for ether, 43. Inner table, fractures of, 116; removing the, 384- Inodorous gas within abdomen, 196. Inspection of abdomen in intussusception, 219. Instillations, ocular, 372. Instrument, septic, 56. Instruments, arrangement of, 41; for abdominal section, 191; for intravenous infusion, 64; selec- tion of, 2; sterilization of, 40; sterilization of, by the flame, 19; substitution of, 1. Intercostal artery, wounds of, 181. Internal hemorrhage, 73; in fracture of skull, 118; symptoms of, 72. Intestinal fistula?, after strangulated hernia, 283; from appendicitis, 232. Intestinal obstruction, acute, 213; by bands or adhesions, 223; by tumors, 228, 358; causes of, 213; colostomy in, 229; enterostomy in, 216; enterotomy in, 216; from imperforate anus, 306; operation for, 214 ; vomiting in, Intestinal paralysis, enterostomy or colostomy in, 217. Intestinal perforation, typhoid, suture in, 211; traumatic, 198. Intestinal suture, 200; non-perforating, 201. Intestinal vessel, hemorrhage from, 194. Intestine, differentiating between large and small, 247; gangrene of, 217, 281; gangrene of, in volvulus, 222; indication for resection of, 198; in hernial sac, 278; of doubtful viability, 2S1 ; paralysis of, 217; perforation of, due to disease, 210; prolapse of, during abdominal section, 354; prolapse of, through anus, 308; resection of, 198, 217, 283; strangulated, appearance of, 281. Intestines, protection of, during abdominal opera- tions, 354, 356, 363. Intraabdominal hemostasis, 194. Intraperitoneal, packings, 352; trauma, mor- phine in, 204. Intravenous infusion, 63 (see Infusion, Intra- venous). Introduction, I, Intussusception, 218; anatomical forms of, 219; artificial anus in, 221; exploration of rectum in, 220; gangrene in, 221; hydrostatic pressure in reduction of, 220; operation for, 220; palpa- tion of abdomen in, 219; reduction of, 221; resection of gut for, 222, reversed, 218. Intussusceptum, 218. Intussuscipiens, 218. Inunctions, with cod-liver oil, 86; with lanolin, 86. Inversion of mucous membrane of gall-bladder in cholecystotomy, 271. Iodoform intoxication, 262. Iris, prolapse of, 374. Irrigation, antiseptic, 78; ocular, 372, 373, 374; of abscess of liver, 277; of auditory canal after paracentesis, 376; of colon after colostomy, 228; of gall-bladder, 270; of infected joints, 109; of peritoneal cavity in acute diffuse peri- tonitis, 301; through vein, in operation for lat- eral sinus thrombosis, 385; vesical, in pene- trating renal wound, 341. Irrigations, with carbolic solutions, 78; with lysol solutions, 78.