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The art of surgery: in which is laid down such a general idea of the same, as is founded upon reason, confirmed by practice, and farther illustrated with many singular and rare cases medico-chirurgical ... / [Daniel Turner].

Daniel Turner

Date:: M.DCC.XXXII

Credit: The art of surgery: in which is laid down such a general idea of the same, as is founded upon reason, confirmed by practice, and farther illustrated with many singular and rare cases medico-chirurgical ... / [Daniel Turner]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$the Air, Meat and Drink, Sleep and Waking, Motion and Reft, Things evacuated, call’d Excreta, Things re- the Mind ; on the due and regular ordering of which great fires “is laid, .as to the healthful or fickly State of our Bodies, and by which the Sick and wounded are much af- fected. a O Edema, ab ctd\¢a, inflatus fum, () tumeo; the third of the four general Tumours, © arifing from Phlegi.: ny Omoplate, by fome, Homopiate, ab our, humerus, & gras, latus ; the fame with Scapula, or the Should- er-blade. ~ Opagquo, ab opace, to fhade from _thelight; any thing of an obfcure er-darkifh Colour. | | » Ophthalimia, ex OobaALOS, ocH- lus, an Inflammation on the outer Coat of the Eye, called 4dnata. Orgafinus, ab opydla, impetum facio, an Outrage of the Spirits. Orthopnan, ex .apdi, recta, & ervoi), /piratio, that Species of Anhe- litus, or difficult. Refpiration, in which the Sick cannot. draw: his Breath, unlefs fitting upright: See Anhelous. | Ofeillation, ab ofcillo, to {wing up and down like a See-faw upon a Rope; or Beard laid crofs a Plank ; in our Senfe applied to the tome Mo- tioti of the Fibres, like to that of - the periflaltic one of the Guts. Offeocolla, octov, os, & KbAAMs gluten, a kind of Foffil, taken from under ground in fame Parts of Ger- many, endowed, at leaft fuppofed, with» great Vertue in forwarding the Callus, or Cement for broken Bones. fermo, vel Atya, duco ; a Difcourfe of the Bones in general... _ Ovarium, the Ovary, or Egg-bag in Fowls ; in Women ‘the Tefiis, from its fuppos’d 4ualogy therewith, in this laft Age fo termed. Oxycratum, ab o&@-, acetum, & Keegyvupt, mifceo, a Mixture of Vi- negar with Water. Oxydorcica, ab oF0, acute, Sp= xa, video ; Remedies to ftrengthen _ or quicken the Sight. | Oxyrhodinum, ob o&v, acute, & pod'oy, ro/a, an antient Form of Re- medy prepared of Rofe-Leaves and Vinegar, which in Head-Achs was wont to be laid on the Forehead. Oxana, ab oC a, olfacio, a ftinking Ulcer of the Noftril fo termed. P. Abulum, a rdw, nutrio ; Fo- rage or Suftenance ; alfoa Few- el for the Fire, or Oil for a Lamp 5 the fame with Fomes. Pampiniforme, ex pampinus & for- ma; the {permatick Veflels in their defcent to the Te/tes, from their di- varicating like the Tendrils or Twigs of the Vine, fo named by Anato- mifts; the fame with Varicofum Cor- p4s. bie Pancreas, ex wav; totum, & xupé- as,caro; that Part in Animals call’d the Sweet-bread. i Panus, quali Panis,a Swelling with Inflammation rifing under the Chins of Infants and young Children, ap« pearing Jike a little Loaf, and ufual- ly turning to Matter ; the fame, ac- cording to Celfus, with gvysQ- AOV. Paracentefis, ex waegruel] 40, com- pungo ; the Operation of tapping for the Dropfy, call’d A/cites. | Paradox, ex waged, prater, & Pokat, opiwio, fomewhat advanced, appearing$