Pathological Inquiries and Observations in Surgery,: From the Dissections of Morbid Bodies. With an Appendix Containing Twelve Cases on Different SubjectsR. Raikes; and sold by T. Becket and P.A. De Hondt in the Strand, and L. Hawes, W. Clarke, and R. Collins, in Pater-Noster Row, London., 1766 - 144 Seiten |
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Abdomen Abfcefs Abſceſs affected afterwards almoſt appeared attended Bladder Body Bone Cafe Cartilages Cauſe Cavity Cellular Membrane Circumſtance Complaints Confequences confiderable Quantity conftant Conftitution Cyft deſtroyed difeafed diminiſhed diſcharged Diſeaſe Diſorder Dropfy Dura Mater encreaſed enlarged examining external extravafated fame feemed Femur feveral fimilar fince firft firſt Fluid fmall fome fometimes formed frequently fucceeded fuch fuffer fufficient fuppofed furrounding greateſt Iliac Region Incifion indurated Inflammation Inftances injured Inteftines Integuments itſelf Joint Kidnies Knee laſt leaft leaſt leſs Ligaments Liver Lungs Matter moft moſt Muſcles muſt natural neceffary obferved Obftructions occafioned Ovum paffing Pain Papillæ paſs Patella Patient Pleura Preffure prevent purulent quæ Reaſon Relief Reſpect ſchirrous ſeemed ſeveral ſhe ſhould ſmall ſome Spina Ventofa ſtill Subſtance ſuch Suppuration Symptoms thefe theſe Thigh thofe Thorax thoſe Tibia tion troubleſome Tumour ufual unleſs Ureter Urine uſual Uterus Veffels Vifcera violent Water White-Swelling whofe Wound
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Seite 114 - Where did my wife get her necklace, brother?" " She knows best, Jasper. I hope . . . . " " Come, no hoping ! She got it from her grandmother, who died at the age of a hundred and three, and sleeps in Coggeshall churchyard. She got it from her mother, who also died very old, and who could give no other account of it than that it had been in the family time out of mind.
Seite 74 - Foot, inftead of its natural, has an oblique Motion. If the Patient attempts to walk but a little, the Pain is increafed, as well as very frequently by the Warmth of the Bed.
Seite 33 - ... is impaired, and cannot support that discharge of matter, so necessary to complete the design of nature in healing a large wound ; but, under such circumstances, there is very little, if any, appearance of an inflammation, and the matter is...
Seite 74 - Pain, which feems to lie deep, or as is ufually exprefled, in the Middle of the Bone *. The Joint becomes tightened and confined, fo that its Flexion is confiderably injured, and a Stiffnefs in its Motion enfues, that renders walking quite troublefome.
Seite 92 - Notice, and of the former we will here mention fome Particulars, fo far as they may afford us proper Notions of difeafed Joints in general.
Seite 74 - Tendons ftiffen and grow rigid, the Knee is bent forward, and the Heel with much Pain brought to the Ground ; this Contraction is rather confirmed by the Patient's Endeavour to cafe himfelf by bearing only on the fore Part of the Foot.
Seite 27 - Tranflation of Matter from the Head to the Liver ; by others, to a...
Seite 85 - N its its Contents are included in one Cavity, and the contained Fluid may for the moft part be difchargcd by one Incifion.
Seite 84 - Extravafations may be formed, not only in one, but in many different Places, and may extend themfelves, 'till burfting, they become one common Tumor...