History of Medical Practice in Illinois volume 2
History of Medical Practice in Illinois volume 2
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Soc, 1887, p. 194. ) Apparently this was not performed unless external swelling appeared. Three-fourths of his cases were cured and the other one-fourth had benefitted by surgery. He pointed out that Nature's method of disposing of diseased bone was slow and uncertain and did not prevent intracranial complications. In his technic the wound was closed, to which Dr. R. Tilley voiced his objections in discussion.
298 History of Medical Practice in Illinois Trans, of the 111. State Med. Soc), which... he devised that was "self-illuminat- ing, not requiring the aid of a hand or forehead mirror. " The instrument also had a bulb attachment which could provide passive movements of the drum. In the same article Bishop presented an improved tonsillotome which "reduces the painfulness of the operation by one-half; it divests the procedure of any danger of an accident to the operator or patient; it makes a skillful and easy operation possible with a minimum amount of experi- ence. " In addition he presented a self-retaining nasal speculum made of spring-wire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soc, 1887, p. 194. ) Apparently this was not performed unless external swelling appeared. Three-fourths of his cases were cured and the other one-fourth had benefitted by surgery. He pointed out that Nature's method of disposing of diseased bone was slow and uncertain and did not prevent intracranial complications. In his technic the wound was closed, to which Dr. R. Tilley voiced his objections in discussion.
298 History of Medical Practice in Illinois Trans, of the 111. State Med. Soc), which... he devised that was "self-illuminat- ing, not requiring the aid of a hand or forehead mirror. " The instrument also had a bulb attachment which could provide passive movements of the drum. In the same article Bishop presented an improved tonsillotome which "reduces the painfulness of the operation by one-half; it divests the procedure of any danger of an accident to the operator or patient; it makes a skillful and easy operation possible with a minimum amount of experi- ence. " In addition he presented a self-retaining nasal speculum made of spring-wire.
What to read after History of Medical Practice in Illinois volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois State Medical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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