A practical treatise on the arterial system. Intended to illustrate the importance of studying the anastomoses, in reference to the rationale of the new operation for aneurism; and the surgical treatment of haemorrhage / [Thomas Turner].

  • Turner, Thomas, 1793-1873.
Date:
1825
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Credit: A practical treatise on the arterial system. Intended to illustrate the importance of studying the anastomoses, in reference to the rationale of the new operation for aneurism; and the surgical treatment of haemorrhage / [Thomas Turner]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    t¥ fron it; 119—Necessity of two ligatures, 121—Danger of interfering swith the palitie? fascia, T22—Mr? Lizars’ case, 122— Treatinent of woands of either of iid arteties of the palm, 123. wri Wixéx CommtNrs.< Anastomoses when the Common Hive: Artery is tied, 125. | Arteria Inraca IntERNA.—Dr, Stevens’ case, 126—Not a case of — bait of Pe anéurism, 1 dlrs apse eases in which the Dr. Jeffrey’ s ease, 13]. Antenrta In1aca Exrerna—=Baron Larrey on tying the External IHiaé, 133-—M. Richerand’s opinion, 133—M. Roux’s, 135—Mr. Aber- nethy first tied it, 135—~Cases in which he operated, 135—-Mr. Freer’s ease, 1838—Mr. Tomlinson’s case, 138—Mr. Abernethy’s fourth case, 138--Other Operators, 139-+Cases in which the Author witnessed the operation; 139—-Results, 139—Opinion formed on a review of cases, 340—Frequent ease of failure in the operation illustrated by Mr. R, ‘Thorpe’s ¢ase, 140+-Interesting case communicated by Mr. Grainger, 142+—Anastomosing branches, 143—Sir A. Cooper’s accounts of the © anastomoses, 144—Inferences, 146. Arteria Fexorstis ev Porrrris.—Acrell’s opinion of the ope- fation for Popliteal Aneurism, 148—Scarpa’s opinion, 148—The latter épinion most probable, 149—Mr. Samuel Cooper’s opinion, 149—Mr. fHunter first performed it in England, 149—Mr. George Bell first per- formed. it with success in Scotland, 149—His case, 150—Examination of the Anastomtoses in this case, 150—Anastomosing branches, when a ligature is applied to the Femoral immediately below Poupart’s liga- ment, 151—When applied about the middle of the thigh, 151—States of the Femoral Artery after the application of a ligature, 152—Mr. C. Bell on the importance of the Profunda and its branches in different states of tle Femoral Artery, 154—An inference that might be drawn front this, 156—Not, however, a just one, 156—More to be apprehend- ed, from the Anastomosing branches being very numerous, than from their being scanty, 156—Nearpa’s opinion, 157—Only correct in a li-