LECTURE XI.

Appearance of the femoral artery when torn across high up; illustrative

cases. A small puncture; illustrative cases. An artery of the size of

the brachial cut to a fourth of its circumference; when completely

divided; when wounded at some depth from the surface; course to be

pursued; illustrative case. No operation to be done on a wounded artery

unless it bleed; cases: John Wilson, Don Bernardino Garcia Alvarez, and

Captain Seton. pp. 208-226

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