Elements of Surgery: For the Use of Students ...E. & R. Parker, 1818 - 27 σελίδες |
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Συχνά εμφανιζόμενοι όροι και φράσεις
abscess accident acetabulum adhesive anterior chamber applied aqueous humour artery articulation attended backwards ball bandage bleeding blood body bone Boyer brain capsule cataract cause cavity clavicle coagulating compress condyles consequence contusion cornea counter-extension cure Desault dilated direction disease dislocation dura mater effect elbow extension external extraction extravasated extremity eye-lid femoris femur fluid foot fore arm formed fracture fractured bone fragments frequently glottis head heal humerus inch incision inflammation injured instances iris irritation joint knee knife laceration lens ligament ligature limb luxation matter membrane motion muscles nature necessary needle occasion occur olecranon opaque operation outwards pain passed patient pelvis Physick portion prevent produced punctured pupil readily reduced remedies removed roller round scapula side situation skin skull soft sometimes splints substance suppuration surface surgeon symptoms takes place thigh thorax tibia tion trachea treatment tumour ture ulceration ulna vessels violent vitreous humour wound
Δημοφιλή αποσπάσματα
Σελίδα 24 - In some few instances, it makes its appearance with little or no pain ; but in by much the majority of these cases, the patients feel great uneasiness through the whole foot and joint of the ankle, particularly in the night...
Σελίδα 372 - By repeated cuts in different directions, the opake lens and its capsule are divided in many pieces, and at the same time I take particular care to detach as much of the capsule as possible from its ciliary connexion. As soon as this is accomplished, I turn the instrument in the same direction as when it entered the eye, and, with its flat surface, bring forward into the anterior chamber as many of the fragments as I am able; by these means the upper part of the pupil is frequently left free from...
Σελίδα 264 - If there is any difference from its usual appearance, it is, that the ligament of the patella appears rather more relaxed than in the sound limb. The leg is readily bent or extended by the hands of the surgeon, and without pain to the patient: at most, the degree of uneasiness caused by this flexion and extension is trifling.
Σελίδα 37 - An impetuous flow of blood, a sudden and forcible retraction of the artery within its sheath, and a slight contraction of its extremity, are the immediate and almost simultaneous effects of its division. ,The natural impulse, however, with which the blood is driven on, in some measure counteracts the retraction, and resists the contraction of the artery. The blood is effused into the cellular substance between the artery and its sheath, and passing through that canal of the sheath which had been...
Σελίδα 264 - I have described may be brought on, I apprehend, by any such alteration in the state of the joint, as will prevent the condyles of the os femoris from moving truly in the hollow formed by the semilunar cartilages and articular depressions of the tibia.
Σελίδα 25 - I think also that I have much more often found it in the rich and voluptuous, than in the labouring poor; more often in great eaters, than free drinkers. It frequently happens to persons advanced in life, but is by no means peculiar to old age. It is not, in general, preceded or accompanied by apparent distemperature either of the part, or of the habit. I do not know any particular kind of constitution which is more liable to it than another; but, as far as my observation goes, I think that I have...
Σελίδα 212 - Great advantage is derived in the reduction of dislocations, from attending to the patient's mind; the muscles opposing the efforts of the surgeon, by acting in obedience to the will, may have that action suspended, by directing the mind to other muscles.
Σελίδα 68 - We now discover an evident alteration in the pulse ; it becomes full, strong, and greatly agitated. The whole body begins to swell ; the eyes become so entirely suffused that it is difficult to discover the smallest portion of the adnata (the general covering of the eyeball and eyelids) that is not painted with blood.