Diseases of the rectum and anus |
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abdominal abscess acid anal ano-rectal region anus applied artificial anus bacillus become bladder bleeding bone bougie bowel cancer carbolic carcinoma catgut cause cauterized centimeters chancroids chronic clamp Coccygodynia coccyx colon colostomy complete condition congenital constipation cure defecation diagnosis diarrhea dilatation discharge divulsion eucaine examination excision excoriated external fecal impaction feces finger fissure fistula frequently gauze growth heal hemorrhage hemorrhoids hypertrophied inches incision incontinence inflammation inguinal injection internal intestinal irrigation irritation itching Jour ligature located malignant mass method mucosa mucous membrane mucus muscle muscular obstruction occur opening operation painful ulcer patient pederasty peritoneal piles polyps posterior procidentia proctitis proctoscope prolapse pruritus Recovery rectal disease rectal valves rectum Rectum and Anus relief removed resection result sacral sacrum sigmoid sinus skin solution sphincter sphincter-muscle stools stricture suffering surgeon sutures symptoms syphilis tion tissue treated treatment tubercular tumors ulceration urethra usually vagina weeks wound
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Page 407 - Five golden emerods, and five golden mice, according to the number of the lords of the Philistines ; for one plague was on you all, and on your lords
Page 444 - with the skin around the entire circumference of the bowel, every irregularity of the skin being carefully followed. The external and internal sphincters are then exposed by rapid dissection of the mucous membrane and attached hemorrhoids. Thus separated from the
Page 444 - By the aid of scissors and a pair of dissecting forceps the mucous membrane is divided at its junction with the skin around the entire circumference of the bowel, every irregularity of the skin being carefully followed. The
Page 341 - when the feces were liquid. In this fearful condition she performed her household duties. Finally the ulcération extended upward into the pelvis, leaving the bowel hanging loose for some distance from the upper level of the ulcération, giving it the appearance of a torn coat-sleeve. After several years' suffering she died of diarrhea and exhaustion.
Page 23 - The number of 'rectal valves' is variable. Some subjects have but two, others have four, but 90 per cent. of persons possess three. The uppermost 'valve' is invariably situated at the juncture of the rectum and the sigmoid flexure, which 'valve' is invariably situated on the left; the next lower
Page 455 - silk ligature is introduced subcutaneously from the muco-cutaneous line to the upper border of the pilebearing area and then returned to make its exit at the point of entrance. The needle is then removed and the ligature made taut above the venous plexus and the ends left hanging out
Page 23 - mucous membrane is found which contains muscular tissue, and is firm enough to act as a barrier to the descent of the feces, the arrangement may fairly be considered an abnormality, and is very apt to produce the usual signs of stricture.
Page 642 - On the basis of acquired contrary sexual instinct, as a result of long years of onanism (masturbation), which finally causes impotence for women with continuance of intense sexual desire. Also as a result of severe mental disease (senile dementia, brain-softening of the insane, etc.), in which, as
Page 444 - are pulled bodily down, any undivided points of resistance being snipped and the hemorrhoids brought below the margin of the skin. The mucous membrane above the hemorrhoids is now divided transversely in successive stages, and the free margin of the severed membrane above is attached, as soon as divided, to the free margin below by a suitable number of silk sutures, after the hemorrhage has been arrested by torsion.
Page 129 - invader in intestinal diseases. Moreover, the colon bacillus does not invade the blood and organs in the process of post-mortem decomposition. "The cases in which we have found the colon bacillus under circumstances pointing to its pathogenic action have been as follows : Perforative peritonitis,
Bibliographic information
| Title | Diseases of the rectum and anus |
| Author | Samuel Goodwin Gant |
| Publisher | F.A. Davis Company, 1906 |
| Length | 697 pages |
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