 | Medicine - 1848 - 752 pages
...conclude with a summary of some of the most material points bearing upon this method of treatment : — 1. The arteries to which compression is applicable...supersede the ligature in the great majority of cases. plished by the gradual, deposition of the fibrine of the blood in the sac, until both the latter and... | |
 | William Harcourt Ranking, Charles Bland Radcliffe, William Domett Stone - Medicine - 1848 - 624 pages
...Aneurism by Compression — Corollaries. By Dr. BELLINGHAM. (Dublin Medical Press, Jan. 20, 1848.) 1. The arteries to which compression is applicable...supersede the ligature in the great majority of cases. the artery at the part are completely filled. The process is in fact exactly similar to that by which... | |
 | O'Bryen Bellingham - Aneurysms - 1847 - 202 pages
...conclude with a summary of some of the most material points bearing upon this method of treatment:— 1. The arteries to which compression is applicable...here, is accomplished by the gradual deposition of the fibriue of the blood in the sac, until both the latter and the artery at the part are completely filled.... | |
 | Medicine - 1847 - 736 pages
...ill" annexed summary of some of the most material points bearing upon this method of treatment: — 1. The arteries to which compression is applicable...compression upon the artery between the aneurismal sao and the heart, according to the rules laid down here, is accomplished by the gradual deposition... | |
 | Medicine - 1847 - 588 pages
...final conclusions : — " 1. The arteries to which compression is applicable being far more frequent! y the subject of aneurism than those to which it is...aneurism by compression upon the artery between the aneurisma! sac and the heart, according to the rules laid down here, is accomplished by the gradual... | |
 | Medicine - 1848 - 910 pages
...summary of some of the mast material points bearing upon the method of treatment by compression. " 1. The arteries to which compression is applicable...which it is inapplicable, compression is calculated to supercede the ligature in the great majority of cases. 2. The cure of aneurism by compressibn upon... | |
 | Walter S. Wells, William Braithwaite - Medicine - 1860 - 928 pages
...Bellingham gives the following summary: 1. The arteries to which compression is applicable being for more frequently the subject of aneurism than those...compression upon the artery between the aneurismal sac and heart, according to the rules laid down here, is accomplished by tiie gradual deposition of the fibrin... | |
 | Medicine - 1862 - 694 pages
...book, which, though published long since, was so comprehensive as to leave us but little to alter. 1- The arteries to which compression is applicable...to supersede the ligature in the great majority of cages. 2. The cure of aneurism by compression upon the artury between the aneurisma! sac and the heart,... | |
 | Medicine - 1847 - 446 pages
...reason will come under treatment at a more favorable period for effecting the cure than heretofore." " 1. The arteries to which compression is applicable...to supersede the ligature in the great majority of " 2. The cure of aneurism by compression upon the artery between the aneurismal sac and the heart,... | |
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I shall conclude with a summary of some of the most material points bearing upon this method of treatment:— 1. The arteries to which compression is applicable being far more frequently the subject of aneurism than those to which it is inapplicable,... 