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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

Name: The essentials of bandaging: $b including the management of fractures and dislocations, with directions for using other surgical apparatus
Author: Hill, Berkeley

Hill, Berkeley

Bandages and bandaging; Dislocations -- Treatment; Fractures -- Treatment; Surgery, Minor

1. Lister’s aorta compressor.
  2. Long hip knife.
  3. Artery forceps.
  4. Stout and fine ligatures.
  5. Torsion forceps.
  6. Tenaculum.
  7. Acupressure needles.
  8. Needle nippers.
  9. Silk and silver sutures.
  10. Lint.
  11. Strapping plaister.
  12. Sponges.
  13. Bandages.
  14. Ice.
  15. A bone-holder, or lion’s-tooth forceps, if the fragment
      of the bone is too short to grasp in the hand.
  16. Chloroform and inhaler.
  17. Mackintosh sheet.

(See also the List for the Operating Room).


AMPUTATION OF THE THIGH AND LEG.

  1. Tourniquet.
  2. Amputating knife.
  3. Scalpel.
  4. Bone forceps.
  5. Saw.
  6. Torsion forceps.
  7. Artery forceps.
  8. Stout and fine ligatures.
  9. Sutures.
  10. Tenaculum.
  11. Strapping.
  12. Hare-lip pins.
  13. Wire nippers.
  14. Lint.
  15. Bandages.
  16. Oiled silk.
  17. Cautery iron.
  18. Ice.
  19. Sponges.
  20. Mackintosh sheet.

In a circular amputation—

  21. A round-pointed knife, and a linen retractor split into two
  tongues for the thigh and three for the leg, the centre one being
  well waxed.


AMPUTATION AT THE ANKLE AND FOOT.

(_Syme’s and Chopart’s Operations._)

  1. Tourniquet.
  2. Strong bistoury.
  3. Strong scalpel (Syme’s).
  4. Saw.
  5. Bone forceps.
  6. Artery forceps.
  7. Torsion forceps.
  8. Tenaculum.
  9. Acupressure needles.
  10. Wire nippers.
  11. Strapping.
  12. Sutures.
  13. Lint.
  14. Bandages.
  15. Oiled silk.
  16. Wool.
  17. Sponges.
  18. Chloroform and inhaler.
  19. Mackintosh sheet.


AMPUTATION OF THE METATARSAL BONES AND TOES.

  1. Tourniquet.
  2. Straight bistoury.
  3. Tenaculum.
  4. Torsion forceps.
  5. Acupressure needles.
  6. Needle nippers.
  7. Artery forceps.
  8. Ligatures.
  9. Sutures.
  10. Lion’s-tooth, or sequestrum forceps.
  11. Strapping.
  12. Lint and wool.
  13. Bandages.
  14. Narrow saw.
  15. Bone forceps.
  16. Mackintosh sheet.
  17. Chloroform and inhaler.




INDEX.


  A.

  Abdominal support, 165.

  —— tourniquet, 149.

  Acromion, fracture of, 56.

  Administering chloroform, 179.

  Air-bath, the hot, 154.

  Amputations, 213.

  —— ankle, 215.

  —— arm, 213.

  —— forearm, 214.

  —— hip, 214.

  —— leg, 215.

  —— metacarpal bones, 214.

  —— metatarsal bones, 215.

  —— penis, 208.

  —— phalanges, 214.

  —— shoulder, 213.

  —— thigh, 215.

  Angular splint, 48.

  —— union, 76.

  Ankle, strapping the, 27.

  Apparatus for dislocation at the hip, 104.

  Arch, palmar, wound of, 17.

  Arm, bandage for, 16.

  Arrest of hæmorrhage, 197.

  Artificial respiration, 183.

  Ascites, bandage for, 10.


  B.

  Bandages, 1.

  —— arm, 16.

  —— belly, 10.

  —— bleeding jugular vein, 7.

  —— breast, 8.

  —— elbow, 16.

  —— fingers, 14.

  —— foot, 21.

  —— groin, 9.

  —— hand, 15.

  —— head, 3.

  —— heel, 21.

  —— hernia, 10.

  —— knee, 22.

  —— leg, 21.

  —— many-tail, 23.

  —— plaster of paris, 85.

  —— scultetus, 23.

  —— shoulder, 16, 55.

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The essentials of bandaging: $b including the management of fractures and dislocations, with directions for using other surgical apparatusHill, Berkeley

Science

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. Lister’s aorta compressor.
  2. Long hip knife.
  3. Artery forceps.
  4. Stout and fine ligatures.
  5. Torsion forceps.
  6. Tenaculum.
  7. Acupressure needles.
  8. Needle nippers.
  9. Silk and silver sutures.
  10. Lint.
  11. Strapping plaister.
  12. Sponges.
  13. Bandages.
  14. Ice.
  15. A bone-holder, or lion’s-tooth forceps, if the fragment
      of the bone is too short to grasp in the hand.
  16. Chloroform and inhaler.
  17. Mackintosh sheet.

(See also the List for the Operating Room).


AMPUTATION OF THE THIGH AND LEG.

  1. Tourniquet.
  2. Amputating knife.
  3. Scalpel.
  4. Bone forceps.
  5. Saw.
  6. Torsion forceps.
  7. Artery forceps.
  8. Stout and fine ligatures.
  9. Sutures.
  10. Tenaculum.
  11. Strapping.
  12. Hare-lip pins.
  13. Wire nippers.
  14. Lint.
  15. Bandages.
  16. Oiled silk.
  17. Cautery iron.
  18. Ice.
  19. Sponges.
  20. Mackintosh sheet.

In a circular amputation—

  21. A round-pointed knife, and a linen retractor split into two
  tongues for the thigh and three for the leg, the centre one being
  well waxed.


AMPUTATION AT THE ANKLE AND FOOT.

(_Syme’s and Chopart’s Operations._)

  1. Tourniquet.
  2. Strong bistoury.
  3. Strong scalpel (Syme’s).
  4. Saw.
  5. Bone forceps.
  6. Artery forceps.
  7. Torsion forceps.
  8. Tenaculum.
  9. Acupressure needles.
  10. Wire nippers.
  11. Strapping.
  12. Sutures.
  13. Lint.
  14. Bandages.
  15. Oiled silk.
  16. Wool.
  17. Sponges.
  18. Chloroform and inhaler.
  19. Mackintosh sheet.


AMPUTATION OF THE METATARSAL BONES AND TOES.

  1. Tourniquet.
  2. Straight bistoury.
  3. Tenaculum.
  4. Torsion forceps.
  5. Acupressure needles.
  6. Needle nippers.
  7. Artery forceps.
  8. Ligatures.
  9. Sutures.
  10. Lion’s-tooth, or sequestrum forceps.
  11. Strapping.
  12. Lint and wool.
  13. Bandages.
  14. Narrow saw.
  15. Bone forceps.
  16. Mackintosh sheet.
  17. Chloroform and inhaler.




INDEX.


  A.

  Abdominal support, 165.

  —— tourniquet, 149.

  Acromion, fracture of, 56.

  Administering chloroform, 179.

  Air-bath, the hot, 154.

  Amputations, 213.

  —— ankle, 215.

  —— arm, 213.

  —— forearm, 214.

  —— hip, 214.

  —— leg, 215.

  —— metacarpal bones, 214.

  —— metatarsal bones, 215.

  —— penis, 208.

  —— phalanges, 214.

  —— shoulder, 213.

  —— thigh, 215.

  Angular splint, 48.

  —— union, 76.

  Ankle, strapping the, 27.

  Apparatus for dislocation at the hip, 104.

  Arch, palmar, wound of, 17.

  Arm, bandage for, 16.

  Arrest of hæmorrhage, 197.

  Artificial respiration, 183.

  Ascites, bandage for, 10.


  B.

  Bandages, 1.

  —— arm, 16.

  —— belly, 10.

  —— bleeding jugular vein, 7.

  —— breast, 8.

  —— elbow, 16.

  —— fingers, 14.

  —— foot, 21.

  —— groin, 9.

  —— hand, 15.

  —— head, 3.

  —— heel, 21.

  —— hernia, 10.

  —— knee, 22.

  —— leg, 21.

  —— many-tail, 23.

  —— plaster of paris, 85.

  —— scultetus, 23.

  —— shoulder, 16, 55.

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The essentials of bandaging: $b including the management of fractures and dislocations, with directions for using other surgical apparatus

The essentials of bandaging: $b including the management of fractures and dislocations, with directions for using other surgical apparatus

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