A Manual of Operative Surgery V.2
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Petit carried out the same operation.
Neither surgeon formed a favourable view of the measure, and it was condemned by Lawrence and others of his time.
Within recent years the development of the operation for the radical cure of hernia is closely associated with the name of Professor Wood, of King's College. He adopted a method of closing the hernial aperture by means of a wire suture passed subcutaneously. The procedures devised by Mr. Wood were ingenious although complicated, and represented ...for some years the best known means of attempting to cure ruptures by operation.
Wood's operation, and such like measures as are founded upon the principles underlying his operation, were never very extensively adopted, and it may be said that they have now given place to simpler and surer modes of treatment.
With the advent of antiseptic surgery and of improved methods of treating wounds, there soon arose a series of operative measures, from which those j)i'ocedures which are now in extensive use have been rapidly developed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Petit carried out the same operation.
Neither surgeon formed a favourable view of the measure, and it was condemned by Lawrence and others of his time.
Within recent years the development of the operation for the radical cure of hernia is closely associated with the name of Professor Wood, of King's College. He adopted a method of closing the hernial aperture by means of a wire suture passed subcutaneously. The procedures devised by Mr. Wood were ingenious although complicated, and represented ...for some years the best known means of attempting to cure ruptures by operation.
Wood's operation, and such like measures as are founded upon the principles underlying his operation, were never very extensively adopted, and it may be said that they have now given place to simpler and surer modes of treatment.
With the advent of antiseptic surgery and of improved methods of treating wounds, there soon arose a series of operative measures, from which those j)i'ocedures which are now in extensive use have been rapidly developed.
What to read after A Manual of Operative Surgery V.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Treves, Frederick, Sir, 1853-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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