A System of practical surgeryLea and Blanchard, 1853 - 621 pages |
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Common terms and phrases
abscess advantage afterwards alluded amputation aneurism applied artery axilla bandage bistoury blade bleeding blood body bone caries cause cellular chloroform cicatrix cicatrization circumstances clavicle condition cure deemed disease dislocation dissection divided effect erysipelas examples extensive external extremity favourable femoral femur finger flap forceps fracture frequently granulations hand happen hemorrhage humerus inch incision inflammation injury instances instrument joint kind King's College Hospital knife lancet latter ligament ligature limb lower luxation manner margin membrane metacarpal bone muscle neck necrosis needle nerve observed occasionally occasions occur opening operation pain passed patient performed perhaps periosteum portion possibly posterior Poupart's ligament practice pressure probably proceeding puncture recommended referred removed resorted result seems seen side skin slough soft sometimes splint sufficient supposed suppuration surface surgeon surgery surgical swelling symptoms tendons textures thigh thread tibia tion tissues treatment tumour ulceration upper urethra usually vein vessel whilst wound
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