Inhalation Pneumonia
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pected and instructive, that we felt ourselves warranted in com- municating them to the profession, though admitting that our experiments were preliminary and quite incomplete.
Case I. was an adult roadster gelding, vigorous and sound so far as known except well marked laryngismus paralyticus, on which account he entered the clinic for the removal of the left arytenoid cartilage. After careful dieting he was cast for the operation on June 3d. General anaesthesia was omitted and cocaine us...ed to produce local insensibility. A tracheotomy tube was inserted some twelve inches downwards from the larynx, after which the arytenoid cartilage was excised in the ordinary manner by the senior author of this paper. The patient fought viciously throughout the operation, and the day being warm he became very hot and bathed in profuse prespiration.
The operation completed, the tampon trachea tube was in- serted and the operation field tamponaded with absorbent cotton and iodoform.
When released, the patient required assistance to regain his feet, and was so greatly exhausted that he was placed in slings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FISH.
pected and instructive, that we felt ourselves warranted in com- municating them to the profession, though admitting that our experiments were preliminary and quite incomplete.
Case I. was an adult roadster gelding, vigorous and sound so far as known except well marked laryngismus paralyticus, on which account he entered the clinic for the removal of the left arytenoid cartilage. After careful dieting he was cast for the operation on June 3d. General anaesthesia was omitted and cocaine us...ed to produce local insensibility. A tracheotomy tube was inserted some twelve inches downwards from the larynx, after which the arytenoid cartilage was excised in the ordinary manner by the senior author of this paper. The patient fought viciously throughout the operation, and the day being warm he became very hot and bathed in profuse prespiration.
The operation completed, the tampon trachea tube was in- serted and the operation field tamponaded with absorbent cotton and iodoform.
When released, the patient required assistance to regain his feet, and was so greatly exhausted that he was placed in slings.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fish, Pierre A. (Pierre Augustine), 1865-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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