The Hahnemannian Monthly 33
The Hahnemannian Monthly 33
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The post-mortem examination showed a wound one-half inch long in the anterior wall of the right common carotid artery, with a piece of steel one-half inch long, three-eighths wide at one end, and sharply pointed at the other, lying transversely in the artery one inch above its perforation.
I trust that the strenuous eftbrts I made to control the heemor- rhage from this man's neck are apparent to those who review this case with me, just as the predicament I was in was appreci- ated by all who wi...tnessed the operations or assisted in the care of this unfortunate patient. Unable to administer a general ansesthetic, because of the strong likelihood of a fatal haemor- rhage being produced by the patient's struggles and the in- 720 The Hahnemanman Monthly. [November, creased arterial tension and circulatory excitement ; unable to release the artery sufficiently from its connective tissue sheath to ligate it because of the impossibility to successfully com- press it, and thus completely control the hsBmorrhage, even for a short interval, I was more than once compelled to keep hands off and stand at a distance from this menacing carotid wound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The post-mortem examination showed a wound one-half inch long in the anterior wall of the right common carotid artery, with a piece of steel one-half inch long, three-eighths wide at one end, and sharply pointed at the other, lying transversely in the artery one inch above its perforation.
I trust that the strenuous eftbrts I made to control the heemor- rhage from this man's neck are apparent to those who review this case with me, just as the predicament I was in was appreci- ated by all who wi...tnessed the operations or assisted in the care of this unfortunate patient. Unable to administer a general ansesthetic, because of the strong likelihood of a fatal haemor- rhage being produced by the patient's struggles and the in- 720 The Hahnemanman Monthly. [November, creased arterial tension and circulatory excitement ; unable to release the artery sufficiently from its connective tissue sheath to ligate it because of the impossibility to successfully com- press it, and thus completely control the hsBmorrhage, even for a short interval, I was more than once compelled to keep hands off and stand at a distance from this menacing carotid wound.
What to read after The Hahnemannian Monthly 33?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Homeopathic Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania to read onlineMoreLess
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