10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BISTOURIES»
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bistouries in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Illustrated Catalogue of Surgical Instruments and ...
Morocco Case, two-folds, German silver lock, containing the following
Instruments: Straight spear and curved probe-point Bistouries, Gum Lancet,
Tenaculum, with hard-rubber handles, straight Scissors, plain Artery Forceps,
Dressing Forceps, ...
2
Surgical and Dental Instrument Catalogues from the Civil War ...
Curved Probe Pointed Bistouries, tortoise shell handles, per. doz. $6 00 Spear
Large Scalpels " " Seton Needles " " Gum Lancets " " Abscess Lancets " "
Tenaculums " " Aneurism Needles " " Exploring Needles " " Small Scalpels " "
Straight ...
Snowden and Brother, 1997
3
The Mechanics of Surgery
Bistouries differ from scalpels in being longer and more slender. They are
manufactured in various patterns, with full or partial cutting edges, terminating in
sharp, blunt or rounded, and probe or ball-shaped extremities. Special varieties
of ...
4
Galveston Medical Journal
-r-rv» -•.->-- ir--,-r 1 56 Improved Polypus Forceps, combining Needle alia Artery
Forceps 1 75 Groved Director, silver 1 50 " plated 1 05 " " with scoop end... 70
Bistouries, with tortoise shell handles, without slide catch 1 00 Bistouries, with
hard ...
5
A Catalogue of Surgical Instruments and Apparatus ...
CASES OF INSTRUMENTS FOR MINOR OPERATIONS, AS USED BY COOPER,
FERGUSSON, AND LISTON. 2 Finger Knives, broad and narrow, Probe and
Sharp Pointed Bistouries, Hernia Bistoury, 3 Scalpels, Aneurism Needle, ...
6
A system of surgery, tr. and accompanied with notes and ...
In bistouries the connexion of the blade is either such, that when opened, the
blade is not fixed steady, but only cannot fall back, or the open blade may be
fixed firmly. The mechanism for this purpose consists either of a metallic ring,
which can ...
Maximilian Joseph Chelius, 1847
7
A Manual of minor surgery
the pocket-case; and are generally as follows: Scissors, a scalpel, bistouries,
forceps, tenaculum, lancet, gum-lancet, needles, ligatures, porte-caustic, director,
probes, and male and female catheter. Other instruments may be added, to any ...
John Hooker Packard, 1863
8
Antique Medical Instruments
BISTOURIES A bistoury is a knife with a long cutting edge of uniform breadth.
The blade may be straight or curved and the point blunt or sharp ; it is for cutting
the internal organs of the body and often only one section of the blade is sharp.
9
Introduction to Surgical Instruments and Procedures
BISTOURIES Bistouries have a blunt end followed by cutting edge. These are
long-bladed knives with a blunt point and a curve on cutting edge. Hernia
bistoury Hernia bistoury is used to cut the constricting band that causes the
strangulation ...
10
The Development of Gynæcological Surgery and Instruments
Scissors and straight button-pointed bistouries were used for cutting the broad
ligaments. Some surgeons used bistouries shaped like a file. Blundell incised the
vagina posteriorly and enlarged his longitudinal incision with his fingers.
James Vincent Ricci, 1949
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