I. The mechanism of dislocations and fracture of the hip : II. Litholapaxy, or, Rapid lithotrity with evacuation / by Henry Jacob Bigelow.

  • Henry Jacob Bigelow
Date:
1900
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Credit: I. The mechanism of dislocations and fracture of the hip : II. Litholapaxy, or, Rapid lithotrity with evacuation / by Henry Jacob Bigelow. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PART II. — EAPID LITHOTRITY. Adherent stone, 219. Aniesthesia in lithotrity, 199, 296. Artificial bladder, 206. Aspirator. See Evacuator. B. Bladder, artificial, 206. capacity of, 200, 237. casts of, 216. cystitis of, 320. damage to, by angular fragments, 193, 265. injury to, by lithotrite, 194, 214, 321. interior view of, 215. over-distension of, 200, 235, 238. how to avoid, 200, 237. position of bulb affects the, 235. removal of air from, 273, 320. shape of, 216, 218. modifications in, 218. tolerance of, 193, 221, 265, 296, 324. Bulb. See Evacuator. C. Clover's apparatus, 196, 202, 243, 281. Connection, clastic, between evacuator and evacuating tube, 276, 284. Cranipton's ajjparatus, 196. Cvstitis, 320. D. Divulsor for stricture, 294. Duration of sittings in old operation, 194, 214, 246, 296. in new, 194, 214, 246, 261. E. Elastic bulb. .See Evacuator. connection between evacuator and evacuating tube, 276, 284. Evacuating instruments, antiquity of, 196. old, valueless, 195, 243. varieties of, 196. sound, 299, 315. tubes, advantages of, 232, 236, 325. calibre of, 202, 232, 283. curved, 270, 275, 322, 325. how to pass, 196, 236, 270, 280. large, absolutely essential, 201, 232, 269, 275, 297. obstruction in, 238, 272, 321, 325. recognition of, 208, 209. removal of, 208, 238,321. straight, 236, 270, 322, 325. easiest to introduce, 197, 236, 270. Evacuation, position of operator during, 199, 206. process of, 204, 205, 248, 272, 276, 279, 323. prevention of the return of frag- ments, 301, 304, 326, 335. quantity of water to be used in, 204, 271. Evacuator, air in, removal of, 278, 320. air space in, 278. details of construction, 268, 275, 297, 322, 333, hose attachment of, 278, 283, 299, 329, 342. im])i-oved, 274. manipulation of, 204, 205, 237. 248. 315. receiver of, for frai!;ments, 301, 326.
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