The science and art of surgery : a treatise on surgical injuries, diseases, and operations / by John Eric Erichsen.

  • Erichsen, John Eric, 1818-1896.
Date:
1888
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Credit: The science and art of surgery : a treatise on surgical injuries, diseases, and operations / by John Eric Erichsen. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Chai'ter XVIII.—SpecfAL Injuries of Nerves, Muscles, and Tendons. INJUKIKS OF Nervks—Contusion—Puncture—Division—Patliolosy—Treatment of Injuries causing Interruption of the Conducting Power of a Xervc—Traumatic Neuritis—Patholog}—Symptoms—Treatment Injuries of Muscles and Tendons—Contusions—Sprains or Strains—Rupture of Shcatli—Dislocation or Displacement of Muscles and Tendons—Rupture and Division Union—Treatment—Injuries of Special Muscles and Tendons . 479—18 ^ Chapter XIX.—Injuries of Bones and Joints. Injuries of Bones—Bruising—Bending 4S.> Injuries op Joints—Contusions—Sprains—Treatment—Persistent Pain or Weak- ness—Pathology of Traumatic Arthritis—Symptoms and Effects—Treatment of Wounded Joints.—Wounds of Individual Joints—Hip and Shoulder— Knee—Elbow and Ankle—Wrist 48G—I'M Chapter XX.—Fractures. Fracture—Causes —Varieties — Nature — Direction — Separation of Epiphyses— Signs—Diagnosis—Process of Union—Of Sim])]c Fi'acture—-Modification of Union 49o—r,01> Treatment of Fracture—C'onstitutional Treatment of Simple Fracture— Surgical Treatment—Reduction—Prevention of Return of Displacement—Band- ages—Splints—Starched Bandage—Plaster of Paris Bandage—Silicatc-of-Soda or Watcr-Glass Bandage—Accidents and Complications during Treat- ment—Traumatic Delirium—Fat-Embolism—Hypostatic Pulmonary Congestion —Crutch-palsy—Spasm—Qidema—Extravasation of Blood—Gangrene—Shorten- ing of Limb.—Complicated Fractures—Treatment.—Compound Fracture —Union—Question of Amputation—Reduction—Management of Splinters— Oozing of Blood—Treatment of the Wounil—Closure of Wound—^Local and Con- .stitutional After-treatment—Secondary Amputation—Bending, Rebreaking, and RescttiTig Bonos—Delayed Union.—UNiTxiTEn I-'racture AND FALSE Joint —Causes—Treatment 501)—.i.'iO Chapthr XXI.—SpEcrAE Fractures. J'RACTURES OF THE BoNES OP THE FACE.—Nasal Bones—Septum Narium— Lachrymal Bone—MALAR AND Upper Jaw-Bones—Separation of all the Bones of the Face—Gunshot Injuries of Face.—Lower Jaw—Situations Signs—Treatment—Fracture of Lower Jaw by Gun-shot—Hyoid Bone . .'551 r>:^c> Fractures of the Bones of the Chest—Ribs and Costal Cartilages—Symptoms —Treatment—Sternum \ . 550 5-1, Fractures of the Upper Extremity.—Clavicle—Complications—Situations- Signs—Comminuted Fracture of Clavicle—Compound Fracture of Clavicle- Treatment of Simple Fi'acture—Of Comminuted Fraeture.—ScAPiiLA—Fracture of Body of Bone—Near Shoulder-Joint—Acromion—Coiacoid Process—Neck of Scapula. -Humerus—Of Upper Articular End—Intracapsular—Extracapsular