The student's handbook of the surgery of the alimentary canal, being an abridged and amended edition of the author's treatise on the same subject / by A. Ernerst Maylard.

  • Maylard, Alfred Ernest, -1947.
Date:
1900
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Credit: The student's handbook of the surgery of the alimentary canal, being an abridged and amended edition of the author's treatise on the same subject / by A. Ernerst Maylard. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    INDEX OF Bladder, foreign body, intestinal, rup- turing into, 334 — pressure on, in tecal accumulation, 45(5 — rectuna opening into (congenital), 657, 660,665 — stone in, as a cause of rectal pro- lapse, 638 — tumours of, pressing on rectum, 676 Blood, defibrinated, as a nutrient enema, ()95 Blow on abdomen, as a cause of vol- vulus, 3<)0 — — resulting in stricture, 396 Bobbins, bone, bowel union by, 540 Bone bobbins, union by (Robson's), 540 -— plates, union by (Senn's), 535 — tubes, union by (Littlewood's), 537 Borelius' method of proctectomy, 687 Bougie, hollow, in removing tish bone from cesophagus, 34 — in atres'a of cesophagus, 127 — in paralysis of cesophagus, 105 — in treatment of diverticulum of oesophagus, 124 — in treatment of impacted foreign body of (esophagus, 23, 31, 32 -— in treatment of cicatricial stenosis of oesophagus, 93 — in treatment of congenital stenosis of oesophagus, 129 — in treatment of spasm of oesophagus, 110 Bougies, injury to rectum by, 568 — introduction of, in affections of oesophagus, 134 — use of, in rectal affections, 667 in stricture of rectum, 594, 593, 622 Bowel union, 528 Brain, secondary involvement of, in carcinoma of rectum, 619 Branchial cleft, non-closure of, as a cause of diverticulum of oesophagus, 117 Brokaw's rubber rings in intestinal co- aptation, 256 Bronchocele, substernal, pressing on oosophagus, 132 ]5iunner's glands, 272, 284, 298 Bullet, difference in wound according to nature of, 320, 327 Burns as a cause of acute duodenal ulceration, 284 — of oesophagus, 4 Buttock, rectum opening into, 657 Button, Murphy's, description of, 256 — bowel union by, 541 SUBJECTS 709 CAcnEXiA in carcinoma of rectum, 619, 634 Cftcectomy, operation of, 546 Ca^citis, 431 C«cum, anatomy of, 425 — fifccal accumulation at, 455 — fibroma of, 463 — misplacement of, 482 — rupture of, 617 — ulcer of, 434, 437 Callisen's operation of colostomy, 544 Carcinoma of appendix, 516 — of duodenum, 289 — of intestine, great, 464 — of intestine, small, 412 — of liver simulating obstruction of oesophagus, 70 —• of liver as a cause of spasm of oisophagus, 107 — of oesophagus, 58 — of pylorus, 209 — of rectum, 612 — of stomach wall, 202 Catarrhal appendicitis, 493 — oesophagitis, 46 — ulcer of great intestine, 437 Catheter, railway, in oesophageal stenosis, 96 Catheterisation in diverticula of oeso- phagus, 124 Cauterisation in carcinoma of oesopha- gus, 80 Cautery, thermo-, in gastric ulcer, 181 — in rectal prolapse, 643, 693 Cellulitis of perirectal tissue, 580 — pelvic, rupturing into rectum, 674 Cervical rrsophagotomy, 137 Chaput's operation for closure of arti- ficial anus, 555 Cholecyst-cnterostomy, operation of, 560 Chorea in spasm of oesophagus, 107 Cicatricial stricture of duodenum, 291 — intestine, great, 438 small, 393 — oesophagus, 84 — rectum, 590 Cicatrisation of gastric ulcer, effects, 200 Cirrhosis of liver as a cause of varix of cesophagus, 19 Clamp and cautery in rectal prolapse, 643, 693 Clavicle, dislocation of, pressing on (esophagus, 131 Coin in oesophagus, 19, 24, 26, 27 cases of, 35 Coin catcher, description of, 25, 31, 32 Colectomy, operat'.on of, 546