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Identifier: systemofsurgery01trev (find matches)
Title: A system of surgery
Year: 1895 (1890s)
Authors: Treves, Frederick, Sir, 1853-1923
Subjects: Surgical Procedures, Operative Surgery
Publisher: Philadelphia : Lea Brothers
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
Digitizing Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and Harvard Medical School

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ter Tank by flexible rubber Tube 1091 454. Thomass Knee Splint applied 1105 455. Tuberculous Disease of the Knee Joint starting in the synovial Membrane and producing superficial Necrosis of Bone 1107 456. Bony Anchylosis of the Knee in the Position of extreme Flexion and Rotation of the Tibia outwards ... ... ... 1113 457. Knee anchylosed in Hyper-extension ..-. ... ... 1113 458. Leather Splint for the Ankle 1115 F10. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. 459. Splint for Fixing the Ankle with flexible Eod connecting the Leg and Foot pieces... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1117 460. Splint for fixing the Ankle Joint with Copper connecting Rod between the two portions admitting of change of angle ... ... 1120 461. Tuberculous Disease of the Elbow, starting in the synovial mem- brane and extending to the cartilages ... ... ... .. 1128 462. Extensive Tuberculous Disease of the Elbow Joint involving Epi- physis, encrusting cartilage and synovial membrane ... ... 1129 463. Leather Splint for the Wrist 1131
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PLATE II. Fig. 8.—Coverglass Preparation of Pure Culture of Bacterium Coli Commune(Bacillus Coli Communis). Stained with Methylene Blue. Magnified 700. Fig. 9.—Coverglass Preparation of Blood containing Diplococcus Pneumoniae.Stained by Grams method. Magnified 700. Fig. 10.—Margin of Abscess in a Bone. In this may be seen numerouscocci in groups or masses and in chains (Staphylococcus and Streptococcusosteomyelitis). Stained by Grams method. Magnified 700. Fig. 11.—Bacillus of Mouse Septicaemia in Coverglass Preparation of Blood.Stained with Methylene Blue. Magnified 700. Fig. 12.—Gonococci in Pus from Case of Acute Gonorrhoea. Note thearrangement of the diplococci in and between the cells. Magnified 700. Fig. 13.—Tetanus Bacillus in Coverglass Preparation of a pure culture.Stained with Fuchsine. Note the shape of the rods and the size and positionof the spores. Magnified 700. Fig. 14.—Section of Carious Tooth to show Position of Micrococci andBacilli. Stained with Methy

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  • booksubject:Surgical_Procedures__Operative
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