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

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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[ ^ ] lowed: Part of the Intejlinum Return, near the Sphin- der, may likewile be cut. Thefe therefore may be mentioned as Parts to be avoided in this Method of Cutting; but the Truth of the Matter is, none of them can be in any great Danger, while the Operation de¬ fer ves the Name it now goes by, that is, while the Parts propofed to be cut are all divided laterally. Mr. Chefelden’.r Method, compared with that of Marianus. I come, in the lad: place, to compare Mr. Chefeldens Operation with the Apparatus Major, or that of Ma¬ rt anus, in which the lncifion is made in the cPerinaumy on one Side the Raphe, and in the fame Direction with it, ending a little above the Anus. The Conflrihtor Urethra is next divided, together with an Elongation of the Sphinhter Ani, and afterwards a Paffage is opened into the Urethra, thro its Corpus Spongiofum and Bulb, all the Way down to the beginning of the membranous Part, and this in the fame Direction with the Wound in the Integuments, for which the grooved Catheter ferves as a Guide, the Handle of it being held almoft per¬ pendicular to the Patient’s Body by an Affiftant. The lncifion being finifhed, two Conductors, or a Gorgeret, are palled thro’ it into the Groove of the Staff, and upon that are introduced thro’ the long, nar¬ row.

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].

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