The Principles And Practice of Surgery V.1
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— though the last form is becoming rare owing to more adequate protection of X-ray operators.
Warts are common : excision or application of solid carbon dioxide (for forty to sixty seconds) will readily cure. Implantation cysts from a forcing of portions of the epidermis into the tissues by needle-pricks, &c, occur most often in the fingers ; these may become of some size, and if troublesome may be removed.
Amputation of the Hand and Fingers. These operations should always be approached in a co...nservative spirit, particularly in cases of injury, and above all when the thumb is in question. The latter should never be sacrificed more than is absolutely necessary, since the smallest piece of metacarpal here, still more of phalanges of the thumb, vastly improves the grasp of the hand. In amputating fingers the last phalanx may be removed or the section made through the second ; the first should not be saved unless the flexor tendons are firmly sutured to the end of the stump, or the unopposed extensors will make the stump project and get in the way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— though the last form is becoming rare owing to more adequate protection of X-ray operators.
Warts are common : excision or application of solid carbon dioxide (for forty to sixty seconds) will readily cure. Implantation cysts from a forcing of portions of the epidermis into the tissues by needle-pricks, &c, occur most often in the fingers ; these may become of some size, and if troublesome may be removed.
Amputation of the Hand and Fingers. These operations should always be approached in a co...nservative spirit, particularly in cases of injury, and above all when the thumb is in question. The latter should never be sacrificed more than is absolutely necessary, since the smallest piece of metacarpal here, still more of phalanges of the thumb, vastly improves the grasp of the hand. In amputating fingers the last phalanx may be removed or the section made through the second ; the first should not be saved unless the flexor tendons are firmly sutured to the end of the stump, or the unopposed extensors will make the stump project and get in the way.
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