Syllabus of course of lectures on the principles & practice of surgery / [John William Turner].

  • Turner, John William, 1790-1836.
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[1827]
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Credit: Syllabus of course of lectures on the principles & practice of surgery / [John William Turner]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Sound.—Lateral operation for the Stone. Account of the different steps of the operation in succession. Operation of Mr. Key with Straight Staff. Difficulties and causes of dan¬ ger during the Lateral operation, and means of obviating. From size of Stone, Breaking down Calculus,—From position of Stone,—From Haemorrhage : Operations for arresting. Convulsions of Patient. Operation en deux terns. Cases requiring. Progress of cure and treatment after operation in favourable cases. Causes of danger and failure af¬ ter operation. Constitutional Shock or Commotion. Haemorrha- gies. Inflammation of Bladder and of Peritoneum. Detention and infilration of Urine, and Inflammation of Cellular mem¬ brane of Pelvis: means of obviating these by the introduc¬ tion of a Canula. Chronic Inflammation of Bladder and surrounding parts. Urinary fistulae, and flstulae of Rectum when it has been wounded. On the average results of the ope¬ ration, and causes which influence its success.—The Bilateral operation of Baron Dupuytren. Supposed advantages. Re¬ sults.—Vesico-Rectal operation of M. Sanson. On its ad¬ vantages and disadvantages as compared with the lateral operation. Results obtained from it.—Operation above Pu¬ bis or High operation, as improved by Frew Cosme, and by Sir Everard Home. Steps of operation. Peculiar ad¬ vantages. Peculiar difficulties and dangers. Results. Cases in which it is the preferable operation.—Extraction of small Calculi through the Urethra by operation of Sir Astley Cooper.—Breaking down Calculi in the Bladder, and remov¬ al through the Urethra, by operation of M. Civiale. Descrip¬ tion of Instruments and Operation. Cases in which it can¬ not be accomplished. Results of Operation.—Extraction of Calculi from the Bladder of the Female. Operation by In¬ cision ; by dilatation of Urethra. Diseases of Urethra and Prostate Gland.—Inflammation of Urethra. Gonorrhoea.—Foreign bodies in Urethra.—Stric¬ tures of Urethra, and Treatment. By Dilatation. By Caustic. By Incision. Operation for Incision by in¬ strument introduced through Urethra.—-Rupture and Ulce¬ ration of Urethra. Urinous Infiltrations, and Urinary Abscess, Acute and Chronic. Urinary Fistula.—Enlarge¬ ment of Prostate Gland. Treatment.—Retention of Urine. Causes producing. Paralysis of Bladder. Sacculated Blad¬ der. Obstructions of Urethra. Treatment of the different
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