Pharmaco-botanologia: or, an alphabetical and classical dissertation on all the British indigenous and garden plants of the New London dispensatory ... Decad. II / [Patrick Blair].

  • Patrick Blair
Date:
1724
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Credit: Pharmaco-botanologia: or, an alphabetical and classical dissertation on all the British indigenous and garden plants of the New London dispensatory ... Decad. II / [Patrick Blair]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    [ M] T hese, I believe, are all the Parts thro’ which a large Paftage is made to the Iter Urina or Canal that leads to the Cavity of the Bladder: But as Mr. Che- felden does not always make his outward Wound pre- cifely in the fame Place, fome fmall Variety, that is no ways material, may happen with refpedt to fome of them. The internal Wound is thro’ the Bladder, proftate Gland and Urethra. 1. The Vefica Urinaria, covered with the Mem- hr ana Cellulavis, is cut in two Places, viz. firft a fmall Portion of it a little above the proftate Gland, on the Left-fide, where he enters the Knife firft: into ahe Groove of his Staff, and then Part of the Bladder which lies round the Orifice upon the upper Part of that Gland. z. The Subftance of one half of the proftate Gland is likewife divided laterally from without, inwards in the Direction of the Urethra that lies within it, thro’ the whole Length of that Part of the Canal. 3. The Iter Urinre, or Canal of the Urethra, is divided in two Places, and both laterally: Firft, the beginning of it, which runs thro’ the Subftance of the Proftate lengthways, at the fame Time the Incifion is *
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