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. Catheters, silver, gum, elastic.
2. Sounds of different curves.
3. Bougies olivaires.
4. Urethral forceps with long blades.
5. Fine dressing forceps.
6. Fine polypus forceps.
7. Coxeter’s urethral forceps.
8. Urethral lithotrite forceps.
9. Hunter’s tube forceps.
10. Loop of wire set in long handle.
11. Leroy d’Etiolles’ jointed scoop.
12. Leroy’s tube, and sliding hook.
13. Charrière’s hair-pin retractor.
14. Charrière’s bougie retractor.
15. Three-branched forceps.
16. Endoscope.
17. Oil.
18. Glass syringe.
19. Scalpel.
20. Dissecting forceps.
21. Hook.
22. Artery forceps.
23. Ligature.
24. Sutures.
25. Tapes.
26. Sponges.
27. Chloroform and inhaler.
INSTRUMENTS FOR OPERATIONS ON THE LIMBS.
LIGATURE OF THE LARGER ARTERIES.
RESECTIONS, OF THE HEAD OF THE HUMERUS, ELBOW, HIP, AND KNEE.
REMOVAL OF NECROSED BONE.
AMPUTATIONS AT THE SHOULDER-JOINT, JOINT, ARM, FOREARM AND WRIST;
METACARPUS, HIP, THIGH AND LEG; BY SYME’S AND CHOPART’S OPERATIONS;
METATARSUS.
LIGATURE OF THE LARGE ARTERIES.
1. Scalpel.
2. Grooved director.
3. Dissecting forceps.
4. Broad grooved director.
5. Probe.
6. Blunt hooks.
7. Metallic retractors.
8. Aneurism needle.
9. Ditto, helix curve.
10. Waxed compressed whipcord.
11. Artery forceps.
12. Fine ligatures.
13. Sutures.
14. Scissors.
15. Sponges on sticks.
16. Larger sponges.
17. Strapping.
18. Lint.
19. Bandage.
20. Chloroform and inhaler.
RESECTION OF THE SHOULDER.
1. Scalpels.
2. Saw (Irish bow-saw).
3. Retractors.
4. Lion’s-tooth forceps.
5. Blunt hooks.
6. Artery forceps.
7. Torsion forceps.
8. Tenacula.
9. Acupressure needles.
10. Linen retractors.
11. Ligatures.
12. Sutures.
13. Key to compress the subclavian artery.
14. Cautery iron.
15. Wire nippers.
16. Lint.
17. Bandages.
18. Strapping.
19. Oiled silk.
20. Sponges.
21. Mackintosh sheet.
22. Chloroform and inhaler.
RESECTION OF THE ELBOW.
1. Straight bistoury.
2. Retractors.
3. Blunt hooks.
4. Bow-saw.
5. Probes.
6. Gouges.
7. Torsion forceps.
8. Artery forceps.
9. Lion’s-tooth forceps.
10. Bone forceps.
11. Ligatures.
12. Sutures.
13. Lint.
14. Oiled silk.
15. Bandages.
16. Strapping.
17. Sponges.
18. Mackintosh sheet.
19. Angular splint to support the arm.
20. Chloroform and inhaler.
RESECTION OF THE UPPER END OF THE FEMUR.
1. Strong bistoury.
2. Probe-pointed bistoury.
3. Long probes.
4. Bow-saw.
5. Retractor.
6. Blunt hooks.
7. Narrow linen retractor.
8. Gouges and chisels.
9. Bone forceps.
10. Artery forceps.
11. Torsion forceps.
12. Tenaculum.
13. Ligatures.
14. Sutures.
15. Bandages.
16. Lint.
17. Sponges.
18. Straight bracketed long splint and pads.
19. Chloroform and inhaler.
20. Mackintosh sheet.
RESECTION OF THE KNEE.
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