The essentials of bandaging: $b including the management of fractures and dislocations, with directions for using other surgical apparatusHill, Berkeley
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The essentials of bandaging: $b including the management of fractures and dislocations, with directions for using other surgical apparatus
Hill, Berkeley
Bandages and bandaging; Dislocations -- Treatment; Fractures -- Treatment; Surgery, Minor
6. Torsion forceps.
7. Artery forceps.
8. Ligatures.
9. Trachea-dilator, to assist introduction of tube.
10. Sponges.
11. Brandy.
12. Ammonia.
13. If a foreign body is lodged in the larynx, forceps of various
kinds to extract with.
14. Strapping plaister.
15. Silver suture.
INSTRUMENTS, &c., FOR OPERATIONS ABOUT THE TRUNK.
REMOVAL OF THE BREAST OR TUMOURS.
NÆVUS.
TAPPING THE PLEURA.
TAPPING THE BELLY.
COLOTOMY.
OVARIOTOMY.
CÆSARIAN SECTION.
STRANGULATED HERNIA.
RADICAL CURE OF HERNIA.
HÆMORRHOIDS.
FISTULA IN ANO.
CLEFT PERINÆUM.
EXTIRPATION OF THE CERVIX UTERI.
AMPUTATION OF THE PENIS.
CIRCUMCISION.
EXCISION OF TESTIS.
TAPPING A HYDROCELE.
VESICO-VAGINAL FISTULA.
RETENTION OF URINE.
EXTERNAL URETHROTOMY.
LITHOTOMY.
LITHOTRITY.
REMOVING FOREIGN BODIES FROM THE URETHRA AND BLADDER.
REMOVAL OF THE BREAST OR TUMOURS.
1. Scalpel.
2. Artery forceps.
3. Torsion forceps.
4. Dissecting forceps.
5. Double hook.
6. Blunt hooks.
7. Tenaculum.
8. Fine ligatures.
9. Half-yard of stout whipcord, for irremovable glands.
10. Wire or silk sutures.
11. Lint.
12. Diachylon plaster.
13. Sponges.
14. Scissors.
15. Three-inch wide rollers.
16. Folded towel compress.
17. Chloroform and inhaler.
18. Waterproof sheet.
NÆVUS.
_For Ligature._
1. Nævus needles, straight and curved.
2. Suture silk, stout compressed whipcord.
3. Scalpel.
4. Scissors.
5. Lint.
6. Chloroform and inhaler.
7. Sponge and water.
_For Cauterising._
1. Acupressure needles.
2. Spirit lamp.
3. Galvanic cautery.
4. Gas cautery.
_For Excising._
1. Scalpel.
2. Dissecting forceps.
3. Blunt hooks.
4. Artery forceps.
5. Sharp hooks.
6. Ligature.
7. Lint.
8. Bandage.
9. Sponge.
10. Sutures.
_For Injecting._
1. Subcutaneous injecting syringe.
2. Solution of perchloride of iron.
_For Passing Setons._
1. Small fine suture needles.
2. Fine silk suture.
TAPPING THE PLEURA.
1. Small scalpel.
2. Trocar, fitted with india-rubber tube.
3. Bucket.
4. Lint.
5. Collodion.
6. Strapping.
7. Scissors.
8. Brandy.
TAPPING THE BELLY.
1. Body bandage (see p. 10).
2. Scalpel.
3. Trocar.
4. Suture.
5. Collodion.
6. Scissors.
7. Lint.
8. Bucket.
9. Diachylon plaster.
10. Brandy.
AMUSSAT’S OPERATION OF COLOTOMY AND GASTROTOMY.
1. Scalpel.
2. Probe-pointed bistoury.
3. Director.
4. Dissecting forceps.
5. Nævus needle, threaded with thick whipcord.
6. Silver sutures.
7. Artery forceps.
8. Fine ligatures.
9. Retractors.
10. Sponges.
11. Large trocar.
12. Tow.
13. Sponges.
14. Large syringe full of warm water.
15. Chloroform and inhaler.
OVARIOTOMY.
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