Surgery, its theory and practiseP. Blakiston's Son & Company, 1900 - 953 pages |
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abdomen abscess acute affected amputation aneurysm ankylosis antiseptic applied artery articular aseptic bandage become bleeding blood bone brain carotid cartilage cause cavity cells chronic clot compression condyle crepitus cysts diagnosis dilated disease dislocation displaced divided dura enlarged epiphysis escape excision extend external extravasation femur fibrous finger fluid forceps foreign body fracture fragments frequently gangrene give rise glands granulations growth hæmorrhage head humerus incision infective inflammation inflammatory injury internal intestine iodoform irritation joint laceration larynx ligament ligature limb lower lymphatic method mucous membrane muscles neck necrosis nerve occur operation pain paralysis passed patient periosteum peritoneal peritoneum pharynx portion posterior pressure pulsation puncture pyæmia rare removed rupture septic serous side signs situation skin soft sometimes splint subcutaneous superficial suppuration surface surgeons sutures swelling symptoms synovial membrane syphilis tendon thrombus tion tissues trachea tracheotomy treatment trephine tube tubercle tumour ulcer upper usually vein vessels whilst wound