10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CATHETERISM»
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catheterism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
catheterism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
British Medical Journal
Cases recovered, where catheterism, rest, and purgatives or enemata, were
successful (without taxis) : — 2 In both there was no retention 9th month. 1 8 „ 1 4
} ., 2 Twice in same patient 4 „ 3 Thrice in same patient 4 „ 1 After paracentesis ...
2
Lectures on the rentention of urine, caused by strictures of ...
OP CATHETERISM. Catheterism is an operation which consists in introducing
into the bladder through the canal of the urethra, an instrument designed to
explore this organ, to afford a passage to the urine which it contains, to discover
the ...
Jean Zuléma Amussat, 1840
3
The Southern Medical and Surgical Journal
On tJte Accidents Produced by Catheterism. By M. Chaeles Phillips. These not
unfrequently occur, however carefully and adroitly catheterism may have been
performed. Usually, they are not to be predicted, although they are more
frequently ...
4
Provincial Medical and Surgical Journal
PROFESSOR VELPEAU ON CATHETERISM. MR. ADAMS ON AMAUROSIS. MR
. ADAMS ON AMAUROSIS. DR. FOVILLE. 6i fifth day I thought proper to give
issue to the pus which distended these two articulations. For the space of three ...
5
Medical and Surgical Monographs
Of these three kinds of obstacles, the two first—as they belong to the tissues, and
produce contraction, obliteration, or deformity of the tympanic cavities—are not
accessible to the advantages of catheterism. There remains only the third, which
...
6
A Treatise on Lesser Surgery: Or, The Minor Surgical Operations
Of Catheterism in the Male. Owing to the difliculties which this operation so
frequently presents, two varieties have been founded ' upon the indication; viz.,
simple catheterism and forced catheterism. The simple is employed when there
exist ...
7
Dunglison's American medical library
On the 2d of March, I first tried catheterism of the air-passages ; but the gum-
elastic sound, used without the stilet, was stopped at the glottis, beyond which it
could not pass. The 3d of March, the attempts at catheterism were renewed with a
...
8
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a ...
But rectilinear catheterism is far preferable to the old plan when, from the mucous
membrane being relaxed and its subjacent cellular tissue infiltrated, the progress
of curved catheters is stopped by folds, while straight sounds introduced ...
The operatXOD'Of catheterism may he performed without any danger. The fatal
cases occurred, probably, from the injections, and not from Simple catheterism.
679 We are always greatly obliged to those gentlemen who transmit to our ofl'ice
...
10
New Elements of Operative Surgery: With an Atlas of Nearly ...
Jirt. 2. — Strictures. The means which have been proposed and put in practice, in
the treatment of organic contraction of the urethra, are catheterism, forced
injections, dilation, cauterization, incision from without inwards, and scarifications
. § 1 .
Alfred Velpeau, Granville Sharp Pattison, 1835
