An atlas of surgical apparatus : being a series of delineations of the most important mechanical auxiliaries of surgery, with descriptive letter-press, explaining their several uses and modes of application / Henry Thomas Chapman.

  • Chapman, Henry T. (Henry Thomas), 1806-1874.
Date:
1832
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Credit: An atlas of surgical apparatus : being a series of delineations of the most important mechanical auxiliaries of surgery, with descriptive letter-press, explaining their several uses and modes of application / Henry Thomas Chapman. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PLATE XIX. Fig. ]. Mr. Cline’s Gorget as used by Sir A. Cooper. 2. Mr. Stanley’s Gorget. 3. The Bistoire Cach6e of Fr&re Come. 4. M. Dupuytren’s double Bistoire Cach£e. 5. Mr. Blisard’s beaked Knife for Lithotomy. 6. Mr. Brodie’s Lithotomy Knife. 7. A double-edged knife sometimes used by Mr. Brodie. 8. The common Forceps for Extracting the Stone. 9. The curved Stone Forceps. 10. Assalini’s Stone Forceps. 11. The Scoop for removing Fragments of the Stone from the Bladder. 12. The Trocar and Canula used in the operation of Tapping the Abdomen. 13. Pouteau’s curved Trocar for Puncturing the Bladder. 14. The Canula introduced into the Trachea, after Tracheotomy. 15. The Canula and Spring for plugging the Nasal Fossae, to arrest haemor- rhage ; or for facilitating the ligature of Nasal Polypi. 16. The Probang. 17. Thompson’s Hook for extracting foreign bodies lodged in the Pharynx. 18. The Porte-aiguille. 19. Curved Needles. 20. The Needle employed in Acupuncture. 21. Seton Needles. 22. The Porte-Moxa. 23. The Blow-Pipe used in the application of a Moxa. The Instruments in this Plate are reduced one third. PLATE XX. Fig. 1. Saunders’s Couching Needle. 2. Hey’s Needle. 3. Scarpa’s Needle. 4. Beer’s Needle. 5. Wenzel’s Cornea Knife. 6. Ware’s Cornea Knife. 7. Beer’s Cornea Knife. 8. The Knife for completing an imperfect Corneal section. 9. The Capsule Needle. 10. The Curette of Daviel.