10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LITHONTRIPTOR»
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lithontriptor in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
lithontriptor and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
No one will advise the lithontriptor in such cases. If that instrument will only
answer in simple cases, where is the advantage of employing it ? Is it not as
advisable and necessary for us to lessen the number of our capital operations, as
it is to ...
Samuel Colhoun, James Webster, 1825
2
The Hydropathic Encyclopedia: A System of Hydropathy and ...
For the operation of lithontripsy, the urethra must he dilated by nougies until the
lithontriptor will pass. This instrument, fig. 284, is Fig. 281. LITHONTRIPTOR
INCLOSING A CALCULUS. then oiled and passed into the bladder, while closed,
as a ...
Russell Thacher Trall, 1854
3
The practice of surgery
Then the lithontriptor, having been introduced — with its Curved portion of the
fixed blade hollow, so as to prevent inconvenient impaction of fragments—is
used first as a sound ; and the stone is usually struck where it is to be expected,
at the ...
4
London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine
How materially the enlarged prostate will enhance the difficulty of bringing the
lithontriptor into play within the bladder, and by rigidly limiting its sphere of motion
correspondent] y increase the difficulty of seizing a stone, need scarcely be ...
5
Lectures on the American Eclectic System of Surgery
Two modes are offered: Crushing with the lithontriptor, (called lithontripsy,) or
cutting in for it with the knife or gorget, called lithotomy. Where circumstances are
all favorable for lithontripsy, this new method is always to be preferred. Yet there
...
6
American Medical Recorder
Three or four days after the last trial with the lithontriptor, I held a consultation on
the case with my friends Dr. Clendinen and Dr. Annah. We had some doubts
about the propriety of an operation in her state of prostration. But it was evident
she ...
7
The North American Medical and Surgical Journal
freely through the canula, must be very thin and pliable, too much 30 indeed to
grasp firmly a calculus subjected to a powerful friction ; and, 2ndly, even
supposing that the forceps had answered, it is evident that the lithontriptor must
be too ...
8
A treatise on retention of urine: caused by strictures in ...
The Lithontriptor of M. Civiale, which first brought into notice the use of straight
inflexible catheters, has been generally deemed inadequate to accomplish the
purpose for which it was designed. The merits and defects of this instrument have
...
Théodore Joseph Ducamp, William M. Herbert, 1827
9
A system of operative surgery: based upon the practice of ...
When the urine had been retained, the lithontriptor was immediately passed into
the bladder, but when it had escaped, a silver catheter was first passed, and tepid
water injected until it was partially distended. The lithontriptor being then gently ...
Henry Hollingsworth Smith, 1852
10
THE HOMEOPATHIC PRACTICE OF SURGERY, TOGETHER WITH OPERATIVE ...
For the use of the lithontriptor, the patient must be an adult, or nearly so, as in
younger persons the urethra is too small to admit an instrument strong enough for
the purpose. There must be no stricture of the urethra, and no enlargement of the
...
B.L. HILL, M.D., JAS G. HUNT, M.D., 1855
