A Text book of Minor Surgery
A Text book of Minor Surgery
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The practical point is the fact that the fulness is all kept in the upper horizontal portion of the figure of eight where it will be covered by subsequent turns of the bandage.
If the figure of eight is so placed that its lower loop is around an inverted cone, and its upper loop is around an upright cone, then, there exists a real equalization of the distances traveled by the upper and lower edges of the bandage, and a considerable amount of fulness is disposed of. This happens in the case of t...he figure of eight of the leg, provided it reaches above the great- est circumference of the calf; in the figure of eight of the upper part of the forearm ; in the figure of eight of the swollen knee, etc.
Where the figure of eight turn leaves the spiral there is a thin spot or even a triangular gap in the bandage. This should bo covered in by an additional spiral turn introduced between the first and second figure of eight turns.
The Spica. The name spica was originally suggested by the resemblance of the crossings in a spiral reverse, or figure of eight bandage to an ear of wheat or barley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The practical point is the fact that the fulness is all kept in the upper horizontal portion of the figure of eight where it will be covered by subsequent turns of the bandage.
If the figure of eight is so placed that its lower loop is around an inverted cone, and its upper loop is around an upright cone, then, there exists a real equalization of the distances traveled by the upper and lower edges of the bandage, and a considerable amount of fulness is disposed of. This happens in the case of t...he figure of eight of the leg, provided it reaches above the great- est circumference of the calf; in the figure of eight of the upper part of the forearm ; in the figure of eight of the swollen knee, etc.
Where the figure of eight turn leaves the spiral there is a thin spot or even a triangular gap in the bandage. This should bo covered in by an additional spiral turn introduced between the first and second figure of eight turns.
The Spica. The name spica was originally suggested by the resemblance of the crossings in a spiral reverse, or figure of eight bandage to an ear of wheat or barley.
What to read after A Text book of Minor Surgery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Milton Foote to read onlineMoreLess
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