10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LITHOTRITIST»
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1
the britsh and foreign medical review or quarterly journal ...
In the third case, after Mr. Key had failed in the operation of lithotrity, the stone
was broken by a skilful lithotritist. In twelve months the patient died of diseased
bladder; and, on examination, several stones were found. The fourth case was a
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john forbes m.d f.r.s. and john conolly m.d., 1837
2
British and Foreign Medical Review: Or Quarterly Journal of ...
In twelve months the patient died of diseased bladder; and, on examination,
several stones were found. The fourth case was a man of seventy, and declared
by the lithotritist to be unfit for his mode of operation, on account of the large size
of ...
3
London Medical and Surgical Journal
He placed himself under the care of the same lithotritist, who crushed a small
phosphatic calculus. He left town as soon as he was pronounced cured. Almost
immediately after his return home, his pains in making water increased so much,
that ...
4
The Medico-chirurgical Review
... by deterring the majority of the sufferers from resorting to it, until the urinary-
organs became deeply diseased, and the calculi much larger, createB difficulties
for the lithotritist, which all his skill and patience cannot sometimes surmount.
Henry James Johnson, 1830
5
The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Medical Science
... equally favorable; the lithotritist generally selects those which he deems to be
accommodated to his operation, and rejects the others, which are then entrusted
to the ordinary surgeon. Besides this, it has occurred in more than one instance, ...
6
THE MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL REVIEW, AND JOURNAL OF PRACTICAL ...
The next three cases were considered by an eminent lithotritist, unfit for the
operation of lithotrity, and were subjected to that of lithotomy with success. Such
cases, of course, form an important element in any comparison of the two
operations.
He placed himself under the care of the same lithotritist, who crushed a small
phosphatic calculus. He left town as soon as he was pronounced cured. Almost
immediately after his return home, his pains in making water increased so much,
that ...
George Hilaro Barlow, James P. Babington, Edward Cock, 1837
He placed himself under the care of the same lithotritist, who crushed a small
phosphatic calculus. He left town as soon as he was pronounced cured. Almost
immediately after his return home, his pains in making water increased so much,
that ...
Guy's Hospital (London), 1837
9
Half-yearly Compendium of Medical Science
... be above and the other below this fold, and the handle of the instrument raised
enough to carry the points well backward, on closing the jaws the fold crowds
Surgery. An Anatomical Point of Much Importance to the Lithotritist—Dr Cuismore
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10
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
... there will be the same in the other. In the 18 cases to which I have referred,
eight were operated on by a lithotritist of great reputation, three only of which
were cured, and many of the others were treated by hands of acknowledged
dexterity.
