10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LITHOTRITE»
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lithotrite in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
lithotrite and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Antique Medical Instruments
The screw lithotrite was much like a split catheter, the two inner lips of the split
having teeth. After drawing off the water from the bladder 'the better to grasp and
confine the stone', the lithotrite, obviating the need for cutting, might be inserted ...
2
First Handbook of Medical Instruments
Lithotrite. 3. Evacuating canula. 2. Evacuating bulb. LITHOTRITE This instrument
is meant for the crushing of bladder stone. Parts of the instrument: 1. Two blades (
male and female). 2. A handle. 3. A wheel or a ball. 1. Two blades (i) The outer, ...
Bhowmik, Bhowmik & Chatterjea, 2005
3
Surgical and Dental Instrument Catalogues from the Civil War ...
LITHOTRITY INSTKTJMENTS. Figure 1 CIVIALB'S LITHOTRITE. The mechanism
of this instrument enables the operator to attach and release the male from the
female screw by turning the revolving cap. 2 RACK and PIKIOK LITHOTHITE.
Snowden and Brother, 1997
4
The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
A small lathe (an instrument which can be held in the hand) is now adapted to the
end of the lithotrite, and is held by an assistant ; a bow is then applied to a pulley
at the end of the perforator, nnd the operator holding the lithotrite, thus ...
5
The Medico-chirurgical Review
When the instrument is closed, ready to be introduced into the yrethra, the blades
appear in no way to differ from those of the ordinary lithotrite, except at the back
of the female blade ; in which I have had introduced small bars so as to intercept
...
6
A Text-Book of Urology in Men, Women and Children, Including ...
The instruments available are the Buerger, Brown or Len'is operation cystoscope
and outfit, the author's suction attachment for either of the foregoing instruments,
Chismore's evacuation outfit, Young's or Walker's cystoscopic lithotrite, ...
7
The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Medical Science
See Fig. 3. When the instrument is closed, ready to be introduced into the urethra,
the blades appear in no way to differ from those of the ordinary lithotrite, except at
the back of the female blade ; in which I have had introduced small bars, so as ...
8
THE MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL REVIEW, AND JOURNAL OF PRACTICAL ...
See Fig. 3. When the instrument is closed, ready to be introduced into the urethra,
the blades appear in no way to differ from those of the ordinary lithotrite, except at
the back of the female blade ; in which I have had introduced small bars, so as ...
Todd quickly introduced dilators of increasing size that accompanied the lithotrite
and urine followed the removal of each. He partially inflated the bladder with
boric acid and then introduced the instrument itself. He pushed it in until he was ...
10
Introduction to Surgical Instruments and Procedures
Other special instruments in use are as follows: Thompson lithotrite (Fig. 1.136)
Turner–Warwick calculus forceps (Fig. 1.137) Rendal renal calculus forceps (Figs
1.138a–c) Millin's boomerang needle (Fig. 1.139). Thompson Lithotrite ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LITHOTRITE»
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lithotrite is used in the context of the following news items.
Sept. 18-Sept. 24
... a tiny toy boat); terrifying medical tools with Latinate names (a scarificator for blood-letting, a lithotrite for removing bladder stones); a plaster ... «New York Times, Sep 11»
