10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXSECTION»
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exsection in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
exsection and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
New elements of operative surgery
To be enabled to substitute with advantage exsection of the body of the bones for
amputation, we must be sure of removing the whole of the disease. But every one
knows that it is usually exceedingly difficult to establish the limit of a caries or ...
2
Illustrated manual of operative surgery and surgical anatomy
Plate XXXIII. EXSECTIONS PERFORMED UPON INFERIOR EXTREMITY. Fig. 1.
Exsection of the lower extremity of the fibula. — The surgeon holding a chisel, a,
and a mallet, b, is removing the external malleolus. Fig. 2. Exsection of the lower
...
3
Medical and Surgical Reporter
In April, 1861, Dr. James R. Wood politely showed me one of his cases of
exsection of the hip-joint at Bellevue Hospital, which was progressing with every
prospect of perfect success, and in answer to my interrogations as to his views of
...
Harold Havelock Kynett, Samuel Worcester Butler, D G. Brinton,
1862
4
The History of Surgery in the United States, 1775-1900
(Carnochan), ORp60 "Exsection of the head of the femur ..." (Sayre), ORp66 "
Exsection of the os calcis" (Carnochan), ORp61 "Exsection of the pancreas" (
Allen), GSpl37 "Exsection of the trunk of the second branch of the fifth pair of
nerves, .
5
Saint Louis Medical and Surgical Journal
Exsection.— The possibility of the removal ot the upper extremity of the femur
was first suggested by Charles White in 1769. But Schmalz was the first surgeon
who attempted it tor the relief of morbus coxarius. In his case, however, the head
of ...
6
Diseases of the Hip, Knee, and Ankle Joints
That Dr. Sayre is not usually so successful, I gather from the prominence he gives
to " exsection or amputation " in this lecture. In exsection Dr. Sayre is almost
without an equal ; and, as the exponent of a method of treatment of joint disease
...
7
A General System of Surgery: In Three Parts. Containing the ...
The Difference between fbsterotomy and Embryu/cia, or the Extrac- 'momtion of
the Foetus, (falsely called Exsection) ought to be here considered, because fiff'fln
they are frequently confounded, even by some of the Learned, and mistaken for ...
8
Learning from the Wounded: The Civil War and the Rise of ...
patient arrived, the propriety of the exsection when performed, the cause of death
and the value of the autopsy in showing the previous disease as well as proving
that pyaemia did not occur. Amputation was at once laid aside by unanimous ...
9
The Transylvania Journal of Medicine, and the Associate Sciences
In dyspepsia, and constipation, the use of it may prove highly salutary. It is proper
to state, that for most of the above particulars we are indebted to a correspondent
whose name wc have forgotten. Art. VII. — Case of Exsection of the Lower J qw ...
John Esten Cooke, Charles Wilkins Short,
1833
10
Lectures on orthopedic surgery and diseases of the joints
Case: Morbus coxarius, third stage ; exsection of hip-joiut performed. 172. Wire
cuirass used in the treatment of morbus coxarius. 173. Showing wire breeches
applied. 173a. Showing application of Sayre's long hip-splint. 174. Morbus
coxarius ...