The rules of aseptic and antiseptic surgery : a practical treatise for the use of students and the general practitioner.

  • Gerster, Arpad G. (Arpad Geyza), 1848-1923.
Date:
1891,
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    CHAPTER IV. Special Rules regauding the Treatment of Accidental Wounds I. Temporary measures . II. Definitive relief . 1. Contaminated wounds 2. Aseptic wounds . 3. Gunshot wounds 29 31 31 34 35 CHAPTER V. Special Application op the Aseptic Method A. General principles .... I. Technique of sursical dissection . II. Sutures ..... III. Drainage ..... £. Application of aseptic method to diverse organs and I. Ligatures of arteries in their continuity II. Extirpation of tumors Preservation of asepsis Safe removal .... Complete removal JII. Amputation of limbs .... 1. Aseptics and antiseptics of amputation a. Clean cases .... b. Mildly septic cases . c. Septic cases of greater intensity 2. Hemorrhage .... a. Artificial ana'inia . b. Ligatures and final luemostasis 3. Securing of a good stump . IV. Operations about non-suppurating joints 1. Puncture and irrigation 2. Arthrotomy .... a. Hydrops genu .... b. Vegetations .... c. Floating bodies of the knee-joiat d. Suturing of the fractured patella 3. Arthrotomy for irreducible or habitua fracture .... V. Operations for deformities . 1. Knock-knee and bow-leg 2. Bony anchylosis in a vicious position 3. Deformed callus . 4. Club-foot and pes valgus VI. Plastic operations VII. Aseptics of the oral cavity . VIII. Laryngeal operations . 1. Tracheotomy rt. Superior tracheotomy b. Inferior tracheotomy 2. Laryngofissure . 3. Extirpation of the larynx . region dislocation, and for dcfor mity due to 36 36 36 44 47 48 48 52 52 01 61 64 66 67 69 69 72 74 76 76 78 78 79 »0 80 82 86 86 87 88 88 91 96 100 100 102 103 107 108