10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DOSSIL»
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dossil in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Eight chirurgical treatises, on these following heads: viz. ...
But her Complaints put me upon the dressing it with such Medicaments as she
had least Apprehension of, which were vnguent. basilicon with Præcipitate upon
a Dossil, which I laid in the Ulcer lightly with Pledgits of unguent, diapom- phol.
2
A Practical treatise on the diseases of the eye
Thicker and thicker pieces of sponge-tent are then to be employed, till the
opening becomes large enough to admit a dossil of lint, which is to be renewed
daily. Some surgeons rest contented with soothing applications. Others
recommend ...
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Eight chirurgical treatises, on these followings heads: ...
But her Complaints put me upon the dressing it with such Medicaments as she
had least Apprehension of, which were unrueut. bafilkon with Præcipitate upon a
Dossil, which i laid in the Ulcer lightly with Pledgits of unguent, diaftm- pbol. over
...
Richard Wiseman, J. Osborn ((Londres)), 1734
4
The operations in surgery
If no use has been made of a canula, we must convey a dossil to the bottom of
the wound, sastened to a long thread, to prevent its passing into the bladder, or
else apply a tent of a sufficient length, and tied as the other. This precaution of ...
Henri-François Le Dran, William Cheselden, 1768
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The British and Foreign Medical Review
about seven or eight inches; take care that the scalp be divided entirely, and
perfectly through, so that the edges of incision will separate so far as to enable
you to introduce a dossil of lint, rolled up hard, as thick as two fingers, and which
...
7
British and Foreign Medical Review: Or Quarterly Journal of ...
Mr. Cusack, by sewing a dossil of lint to the end of the finger ofa glove, and
putting it firmly on his forefinger, was enabled to remove a large quantity of the
adhesive mucus from the fauces, and thus procure considerable temporary ease;
...
8
The Marine Practice of Physic and Surgery: Including that in ...
Afterwards these medicines may be mixed with some digestive, and spread upon
a small dossil of lint. If the hæmorrhage should prove excessive, a little alcohol
vini, or Eaton's stiptic, applied with lint will suppress it ; which may be conveyed to
...
9
The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Medical Science
M. G. considered the case as well adapted for a trial of the creosote ; he touched
the surfaces of the sores in the throat, as well as on the nose, with a pencil
dipped in creosote water, and introduced into the right nostril a dossil of lint wet
with it.
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Parisian Chirurgical Journal
At the extremity cf the probe, the ends of two waxed ligatures were fixed, to the
middle of which a dossil of lint was tied, sufficiently large to fill up that part of the
pharynx that corresponded to the posterior nostrils. In drawing the probe and ...
Pierre-Joseph Desault, Robert Gosling, 1794
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DOSSIL»
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... the arm" and putting into it "a dossil dipped in the ripe matter of a favorable kind of small-pox" to protect against later severe natural infection. «Reuters, Nov 09»
