...The Process of Healing ' (Journal of Anatomy and Physiology, vol. xiii., 1879), Mr. Hamilton showed that the vessels of a granulating surface are not...the restraining action of the skin has been removed. Whilst getting the information for that paper, and also subsequently, Mr. Hamilton was struck with...

...hair cap moss was given, —half a drachm of the fluid extract at a dose every two hours. In oncease the kidneys commenced acting, and over a gallon of...was much struck by the similarity of the process of vascularizalion as seen on a granulating surface and that which occurs when a blood-clot or a fibrinous...

...Physiology, vol. xiii., 1879) I made the statement, and endeavoured to show experimentally and otherwise, that the vessels of a granulating surface are not...propelling action of the heart, because the restraining influence of the skin has been removed. One of the great functions of the skin is to counteract the...

...Dr. Hamilton took the ground, in a paper published in 1879, in the Journal of Anatomy and Physiology, that the vessels of a granulating surface are not...capillaries of the part which have become displaced, having been thrown upwards by the propelling action of the heart, because the restraining influence...

...and Physiology, Vol. XIII., 1879) he had made the statement and endeavoured to show experimentally that the vessels of a granulating surface are not...simply the superficial capillaries of the part which had become displaced. They have been thrown upwards as granulation loops by the propelling action of...

...1879, the author advanced the view, substantiated experimentally and otherwise, that the blood-vessels of a granulating surface are not newly formed, but are simply the displaced superficial capillaries of the part. In making these investigations, his attention was arrested...

...practical conclusions to which they led him. In a paper prepared several years ago, Dr. Hamilton stated that the vessels of a granulating surface are not newly formed, but are merely the superficial capillaries which have become displaced, being thrown up into loops by the action...

...practical conclusions to which they led him. In a paper prepared several years ago, Dr. Hamilton stated that the vessels of a granulating surface are not newly formed, but are merely the superficial capillaries which have become displaced, being thrown up into loops by the action...

...publishes a paper on this subject of sponge-grafting. In a previous paper he had endeavored to show that the vessels of a granulating surface are not...simply the superficial capillaries of the part which had become displaced ; they have been thrown upwards as a granulation loop by the propelling action...

...Edinburgh, published a paper "On the Process of Healing," in which he showed experimentally and otherwise that the vessels of a granulating surface are not...but are simply the superficial capillaries of the parts which have become displaced. They have been thrown upwards as granulation-loops by the propelling...