Ephraim Mcdowell Father of Ovariotomy And Founder of Abdominal Surgery With
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After Dr. Clay came Sir Spencer Wells, with his exceptionally brilliant record.
198 THE ROLE OF THE BRITISH SCHOOL Although isolated instances were recorded before the advent of ovariotomy of the invasion of the abdominal cavity, the occurrences were so rare that the impression came into existence, about the time of McDowell, that an invasion of the abdominal cavity meant an ovariotomy or an intended ovariotomy. This was due to the fact that ovariotomy was the only intra-abdominal operation tha...t was accorded any degree of recognition. The mere in- vasion of the abdominal cavity was so exceptional in that period that we meet in the earlier literature with such expressions as the "first operation" or the "third opera- tion, " as the case may be, which meant the first gastrot- omy, or as we would say to-day, the first laparotomy or abdominal section.
This so-called "first gastrotomy, " as it is recorded in the early literature, may mean simply an exploration without any attempted interference; or any exploration with attempted interference that for some reason was abandoned before the intended step was accomplished, thus making what has been called an "incomplete opera- tion"; or, lastly, the object was accomplished and the case classed as a completed operation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After Dr. Clay came Sir Spencer Wells, with his exceptionally brilliant record.
198 THE ROLE OF THE BRITISH SCHOOL Although isolated instances were recorded before the advent of ovariotomy of the invasion of the abdominal cavity, the occurrences were so rare that the impression came into existence, about the time of McDowell, that an invasion of the abdominal cavity meant an ovariotomy or an intended ovariotomy. This was due to the fact that ovariotomy was the only intra-abdominal operation tha...t was accorded any degree of recognition. The mere in- vasion of the abdominal cavity was so exceptional in that period that we meet in the earlier literature with such expressions as the "first operation" or the "third opera- tion, " as the case may be, which meant the first gastrot- omy, or as we would say to-day, the first laparotomy or abdominal section.
This so-called "first gastrotomy, " as it is recorded in the early literature, may mean simply an exploration without any attempted interference; or any exploration with attempted interference that for some reason was abandoned before the intended step was accomplished, thus making what has been called an "incomplete opera- tion"; or, lastly, the object was accomplished and the case classed as a completed operation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by August Schachner to read onlineMoreLess
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