VI. _Accidents which are supposed to render amputation
necessary, viz. mortification, shattered limbs,
violent contusion, wounds of the large vessels, caries
of the bone, cancer._ 7
VII. _Internal medicines; remarks on the use of the bark
in mortifications. Questions by M. Tissot with respect
to two cases._ 9
VIII. _External applications; incisions on the parts
affected, manner of performing them._ 12
IX. _Separation of the dead from the sound flesh,
without cutting to the quick; nicety of this
operation._ 15
X. _Manner of dressing the wounds, and the bones, when
affected._ 17