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. Straight bistoury.
2. Scalpels.
3. Metallic retractors.
4. Bow-saw.
5. Gouge.
6. Chisel.
7. Artery forceps.
8. Torsion forceps.
9. Acupressure needle.
10. Tenaculum.
11. Ligatures.
12. Sutures.
13. Tourniquet.
14. Sponges.
15. Lint.
16. Bandages.
17. Oiled silk.
18. McIntyre’s splint and pads.
19. Chloroform and inhaler.
20. Mackintosh sheet.
REMOVING NECROSED BONE.
1. Scalpels.
2. Straight and curved bistouries, with sharp and probe points.
3. Long and short probes.
4. Directors.
5. Retractors.
6. Gouges.
7. Chisels.
8. Bone forceps (various).
9. Gouge forceps.
10. Sequestrum forceps.
11. Lion’s-tooth forceps.
12. Osteotrites.
13. Artery forceps.
14. Tenaculum.
15. Torsion forceps.
16. Acupressure needles.
17. Ligatures.
18. Sutures.
19. Lint.
20. Bandages.
21. Oiled silk.
22. Mackintosh sheet.
23. Chloroform and inhaler.
AMPUTATION AT THE SHOULDER JOINT.
1. Tourniquet.
2. Long amputating knife.
3. Artery forceps.
4. Fine ligatures, stout ligatures.
5. Tenaculum.
6. Acupressure needles.
7. Needle nippers.
8. Key to compress subclavian artery.
9. Sutures.
10. Strapping cut into strips.
11. Bandages.
12. Lint.
13. Oiled silk.
14. Sponges.
15. Cautery irons.
16. Ice.
17. Mackintosh sheet.
18. Chloroform and inhaler.
AMPUTATION OF THE ARM.
1. Tourniquet.
2. Amputating knife.
3. Saw.
4. Artery forceps.
5. Torsion forceps.
6. Ligatures.
7. Sutures.
8. Tenaculum.
9. Acupressure needles.
10. Wire nippers.
11. Strapping.
12. Lint.
13. Bandages.
14. Wadding.
15. Straight splints.
16. Sponges.
17. Mackintosh sheet.
18. Chloroform and inhaler.
If a circular amputation—
19. Split linen retractor; and
20. Round-pointed straight-edged knife.
AMPUTATION OF THE FOREARM AND WRIST.
1. Tourniquet.
2. Large bistoury, or small amputating knife.
3. Torsion forceps, artery forceps, and ligature thread.
4. Artery forceps.
5. Saw.
6. Acupressure needles.
7. Needle nippers.
8. Tenaculum.
9. Fine ligatures.
10. Sutures.
11. Lint.
12. Wool.
13. Splints.
14. Bandages.
15. Oiled silk.
16. Sponges.
17. Mackintosh sheet.
18. Chloroform and inhaler.
AMPUTATION OF METACARPAL BONES AND PHALANGES.
1. Narrow-bladed bistoury.
2. Bone forceps.
3. Torsion forceps.
4. Artery forceps.
5. Fine ligatures.
6. Small suture.
7. Strapping.
8. Narrow bandage.
9. Wadding.
10. Splint to support the arm and hand.
11. Bandage.
12. Lint.
13. Oiled silk.
14. Mackintosh sheet.
15. Sponges.
16. Tourniquet.
17. Chloroform and inhaler.
AMPUTATION AT THE HIP JOINT.
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