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
1. Room raised to temperature of 70° F.
2. Scalpel.
3. Clamp.
4. Vulcanised india-rubber tubing, to fix on cannula.
5. Torsion forceps.
6. Artery forceps and ligatures.
7. Fine ligatures.
8. Broad retractors.
9. Blunt hooks.
10. Ovariotomy trocar.
11. Nævus needles, threaded.
12. Hare-lip pins.
13. Wire nippers.
14. Strong whipcord.
15. Silk sutures and silver wire.
16. Diachylon plaster.
17. Catheter for emptying the bladder.
18. Soft napkins.
19. Bandage or laced napkin.
20. Chloroform and inhaler.
21. Cautery iron.
22. Silver pins.
23. Sponges.
CÆSARIAN SECTION.
1. Room maintained at temperature of 70° F.
2. Catheter to empty bladder.
3. Large scalpel.
4. Straight probe-pointed bistoury.
5. Director.
6. Large blunt hooks.
7. Large syringe and vaginal tube, for washing out uterus per
vaginam.
8. Artery forceps.
9. Ligatures, fine and stout whipcord.
10. Torsion forceps.
11. Hare-lip pins, stout and long.
12. Suture silk.
13. Fine sutures.
14. Folded linen compress.
15. Broad body roller.
16. Flannel.
17. Cotton wool.
18. Warm flannels.
19. Chloroform and inhaler.
STRANGULATED HERNIA.
1. Scalpel.
2. Straight bistoury.
3. Probe-pointed bistoury.
4. Hernia knife.
5. Narrow director.
6. Broad director.
7. Dissecting forceps.
8. Blunt hooks.
9. Fine hook, in case the sac is very tense.
10. Artery forceps.
11. Torsion forceps.
12. Ligatures.
13. Sutures.
14. Lint.
15. Diachylon plaster.
16. Three-inch wide roller.
17. Compress.
18. Razor.
19. Sponges.
20. Half grain of morphia suppository.
21. Chloroform and inhaler.
22. Scissors.
WOOD’S OPERATION FOR RADICAL CURE OF HERNIA.
1. Razor, or scalpel, for shaving the groin.
2. Tenotomy knife.
3. Needle.
4. Compressed whipcord, well waxed and soaped.
5. Glass or box-wood compress.
6. Two pads of lint.
7. Lint.
8. Bandage.
9. Scissors.
10. Suture.
11. Collodion.
HÆMORRHOIDS.
_External,—Excision of._
1. Vulsellum, or hook, or ringed forceps.
2. Knife-edged scissors curved on the flat.
3. Torsion forceps.
4. Lint and T-bandage.
5. Smith’s clamp.
6. Cautery iron.
_Internal._
1. Enema of warm water.
2. Hook, vulsellum, or ring-forceps.
3. Thin compressed whipcord.
4. Nævus needles threaded, to transfix the base of the pile.
5. Scissors.
6. Smith’s clamp.
7. Ice.
8. Solid perchloride of iron.
9. Lint and cotton wool.
10. Opium suppository.
PROLAPSUS ANI.
The same.
FISTULA IN ANO.
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