On chloroform and other anæsthetics: their action and administrationSnow, John
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On chloroform and other anæsthetics: their action and administration
Snow, John
Anesthetics; Chloroform; Snow, John, 1813-1858
Operations on the eye 295–8
—— —— —— ear 298
—— —— —— nose 298–9
—— —— —— mouth 299–300
Plastic operations 300–1
Raising depressed skull 301–2
Operations for ununited fracture 302
Reduction of dislocations 302–3
Forcible movement of joints 303
Tenotomy 303–4
Operations for hernia 304–5
—— —— —— hæmorrhoids and prolapsus 305–7
Fissure of anus 307–8
Fistula in ano 308
Operations on ovarian tumours 308–10
Operations for cancer of vagina 310
—— —— —— rupture of perinæum 310
Removal of testicle 310–1
Operations for phymosis 311
Removal of bursa 311
Evulsion of nails 311
Laryngotomy 312
Extraction of teeth 313–18
Secondary hæmorrhage after operations 318
CHLOROFORM IN PARTURITION 318–329
THE INHALATION OF CHLOROFORM IN MEDICAL CASES 329–344
Neuralgia 329–31
Spasmodic asthma 331
Spasmodic croup 331–2
Hooping-cough 332
Infantile convulsions 332–3
Delirium cum tremore 333–4
Delirium in fever 334–5
Hydrocephalus 335
Tetanus 335–6
Epilepsy 336–7
Puerperal Convulsions 337–9
Hysterical paralysis and contractions 339–41
Mania 342
Spasmodic pain 342–3
Frequent and long continued use of chloroform 343–4
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