Observations On Aneurism, Selected From the Works of the Principal Writers On That Disease, From the Earliest Periods to the Close of the Last Century
Observations On Aneurism, Selected From the Works of the Principal Writers On That Disease, From the Earliest Periods to the Close of the Last Century
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We waited a moment to examine matters, the tour- niquet being loosened, when the blood appeared again. As the two knots were now tied it was impossible to tighten the liga- ture any more.
Some of the surgeons present proposed that the ligature of reserve should be tightened ; others reconmiended the instru- ment, or serre-artere, that had succeeded in the preceding case : to this advice I inclined. I had recourse to the ligature of re- serve, in order to pass the flat band, without, however, re...moving the ligature of reserve. I cut away the ligature that was already tied, passed the band into the serre-art^e, and, at the first trial, the bleeding was stopped, and did not recur. I tightened the string on the serre-artere, and arranged the instrument as in the last case. The wound was then filled with charpie, and the whole of the dressings were supported by a moderately tight bandage.
At noon on the same day the leg was nearly of its natural temperature, but the foot was cold and insensible; warm spirituous fomentations were employed uninterruptedly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We waited a moment to examine matters, the tour- niquet being loosened, when the blood appeared again. As the two knots were now tied it was impossible to tighten the liga- ture any more.
Some of the surgeons present proposed that the ligature of reserve should be tightened ; others reconmiended the instru- ment, or serre-artere, that had succeeded in the preceding case : to this advice I inclined. I had recourse to the ligature of re- serve, in order to pass the flat band, without, however, re...moving the ligature of reserve. I cut away the ligature that was already tied, passed the band into the serre-art^e, and, at the first trial, the bleeding was stopped, and did not recur. I tightened the string on the serre-artere, and arranged the instrument as in the last case. The wound was then filled with charpie, and the whole of the dressings were supported by a moderately tight bandage.
At noon on the same day the leg was nearly of its natural temperature, but the foot was cold and insensible; warm spirituous fomentations were employed uninterruptedly.
What to read after Observations On Aneurism, Selected From the Works of the Principal Writers On That Disease, From the Earliest Periods to the Close of the Last Century?
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