10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPHACELUS»
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1
A Complete Treatise on Gangrene and
Sphacelus; with a New ...
Sylvester O'Halloran. amputation, it be safest' to perform die operation on the spot
, or wait for some days? CHAP. II. Of Gangrene andSpbacelm Foceedi'zgfrom an
ani-versalCarhrxy, or both Saljds and Fluid: vitiated. . _' VI. HEN 'a sore Or hurt ...
Sylvester O'Halloran,
1765
2
The Cyclopaedia of Practical Medicine: Comprising Treatises ...
An entire portion of intestine is never discharged unless in intus~susception
followed by sphacelus. We shall have occasion to notice this morbid condition
afterwards, under the subdivision of the present subject which treats of
mortificatiun in ...
Sir John Forbes, Alexander Tweedie, John Conolly,
1867
3
Medical Lexicon: A Dictionary of Medical Science : ...
Sphactle, Struck with sphacelus. SPHACELATION, (from sphacelus,} Mortification
. . SPHACELE, Sphacelus-*-*, de la Bouche, Cancer aquaticus. SPHACELIA
SEGETUM, (from sphacelus,) se« Ergot. SPHACELISMUS, Sphacelus — s.
Cerebri ...
4
The Cyclopædia of practical medicine: comprising treatises ...
When mortification, terminating in sphacelus, has taken place, a bread-and-water
or carrot poultice is the best application, and if the separation of the sphacelus
proceeds too slowly, a stimulant dressing, such as the resinous and turpentine ...
Sir John Forbes, Alexander Tweedie, John Conolly,
1833
5
London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine
You will recollect that I intentionally passed over sphacelus or gangrene,
although, in some cases, the result of inflammation, because the subject
appeared to merit separate consideration, and because, as it occurs in several
different modes, ...
6
The Transactions of the Provincial Medical and Surgical ...
Acute Sphacelus.'] produced by these cases, the collateral evidence, as regards
the small amount of mortality from mere amputations, will tend to support the
propriety of the operation in many instances. Amputations for Sphacelus, ensuing
on ...
Provincial Medical and Surgical Association,
1851
7
The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Medical Science
Inflammation always supervenes, and by it the sphacelus is occasioned. 2.
Mortification from intense Heat. The application of excessive heat gives rise to a
state of inflammation, gangrene, and sphacelus. The phases are extremely rapid,
and ...
8
A General System of Surgery in Three Parts: Containing the ...
But if a Gangrene or Sphacelus appear, the Parts affected are then to be treated
in the Method we shall propose in the following Chapter. Toprevent X. If a Patient
has before been troubled with Chilblains, which are used to chiibiaini. return ...
Lorenz Heister, Manby. R. ((Londres)), C. Davis ((Londres)),
1750
9
The London Medical and Surgical Spectator: Or, Monthly ...
REMARKS OK SPHACELUS OK THE TOES AND FEET, BY A MEMBER OF THE
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. To the Editors of The Medical and Surgical
Spectator. Gentlemen — Had all writers given, like Wiseman, a detail of their ...
10
Eight chirurgical treatises, on these following heads: viz. ...
... having notice that his Legs and Feet were exceeding painful, I made him a Visit
, and found him upon his Feet : his Stockings being pulled off, I saw his Legs
inflamed, and in. kigs Of Water ifh Tumours ; Book I. Of Gangrene and Sphacelus,