Amputation of finger; death caused by exhibition of chloroform, 561.
Successful amputation of the arm at the shoulder-joint, and of the
thigh in the lowest third, without chloroform, 561.
Amputations while under the influence of chloroform, reported by
Deputy Inspector-General Alexander, 563.
Sir T. Trowbridge; amputation of both feet under chloroform, 563.
Amputations at the hip-joint under chloroform, 564.
Excision of the head, neck, and great trochanter of the femur,
reported by Mr. O’Leary, 564.
reported by Staff-Surgeon Crerar, 565.
reported by Dr. Hyde, 570.
Excision of the head of the humerus, reported by Dr. M’Andrew, 571.
Lieut. Evans; fatal case of wound of the larynx;
reported by Dr. Gordon, 571.
Wounds of the profunda femoris, and of the popliteal artery,
reported by Mr. De Lisle, 573.
Loss of the right leg by a round shot, 574.
The effects of strychnia in injury of the spine, etc., reported by
Dr. Burgess, 574.
Extensive injury by a round shot to the abdomen, right arm, and thigh,
reported by Dr. Rooke, of the Civil Service, 576.
Gunshot fracture of the left femur, reported by Mr. Lyons, Pathologist
to the Army in the East, 579.
Excision of the elbow-joint for a gunshot wound, reported by
Dr. Milroy, 580.
with lacerated wound of the left hip, and comminuted fracture of the
ilium, reported by Mr. Atkinson, 581.
for a comminuted fracture of the bones by a piece of shell, reported
by Dr. Scott, 582.
Grape-shot wound of the superior maxillary and malar bones, reported
by Mr. Atkinson, 582.
Musket-shot wound of the right temple, fracturing the supra-orbital
ridge, reported by Mr. De Lisle, 583.
Musket-shot fractures of the skull, reported by Mr. Ward, Mr. Wall,
and Mr. Longmore, 584, 585.