Commentaries on
Commentaries on the Surgery of the War in Portugal, Spain, France, and the Netherlands from the battle of Roliça, in 1808, to that of Waterloo, in 1815; with additions relating to those in the Crimea in 1854-55, showing the improvements made during and since that period in the great art and science of surgery on all the subjects to which they relate.
作者：Guthrie, G. J. (George James), 1785-1856
体例：题 章数：129
字数：1,190,141 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- REVISED TO OCTOBER, 1855.
- BY G. J. GUTHRIE, F.R.S.
- SIXTH EDITION.
- G. J. GUTHRIE.
- PREFACE TO THE FIFTH EDITION.
- PREFACE TO THE SIXTH EDITION.
- CONTENTS.
- LECTURE I.
- LECTURE II.
- LECTURE III.
- LECTURE IV.
- LECTURE V.
- LECTURE VI.
- LECTURE VII.
- LECTURE VIII.
- LECTURE IX.
- LECTURE X.
- LECTURE XI.
- LECTURE XII.
- LECTURE XIII.
- LECTURE XIV.
- LECTURE XV.
- LECTURE XVI.
- LECTURE XVII.
- LECTURE XVIII.
- LECTURE XIX.
- LECTURE XX.
- LECTURE XXI.
- LECTURE XXII.
- LECTURE XXIII.
- LECTURE XXIV.
- LECTURE XXV.
- LECTURE XXVI.
- LECTURE XXVII.
- LECTURE XXVIII.
- LECTURE XXIX.
- LECTURE XXX.
- ADDENDA.
- REPORTS FROM THE CRIMEA.
- REMARKS.
- Index. pp. 591-608
- Index of Cases. pp. 608-614
- Medical Works pp. 615-624
- LECTURE I.
- ON GUNSHOT WOUNDS, ETC.
- LECTURE II.
- ON INFLAMMATION, MORTIFICATION, ETC.
- LECTURE III.
- AMPUTATIONS, ETC.
- LECTURE IV.
- APHORISMS FOR AMPUTATIONS, ETC.
- AMPUTATION AT THE HIP-JOINT.
- MR. GUTHRIE’S OPERATION.
- Left side--
- LECTURE V.
- REMOVAL OF THE HEAD OF THE FEMUR, ETC.
- EXCISION OF THE ANKLE-JOINT.
- REMOVAL OF THE OS CALCIS.
- LECTURE VI.
- PRIMARY AMPUTATION, ETC.
- LECTURE VII.
- SECONDARY AMPUTATIONS, ETC.
- ON COMPOUND FRACTURES.
- LECTURE VIII.
- CHARACTERS OF HOSPITAL GANGRENE.
- LECTURE IX.
- ON WOUNDS OF ARTERIES, ETC.
- OLD. MIDDLE. YOUNG.]
- LECTURE X.
- PROPER TREATMENT OF WOUNDED ARTERIES, ETC.
- 181. The Hunterian theory implies:--
- LECTURE XI.
- THE FEMORAL ARTERY, ETC.
- LECTURE XII.
- MORTIFICATION, ETC.
- 197. The following cases may be considered conclusive:--
- LECTURE XIII.
- WOUNDS OF THE ARTERIES, ETC.
- LECTURE XIV.
- LIGATURE OF THE COMMON ILIAC ARTERY, ETC.
- LECTURE XV.
- THE COMMON CAROTID ARTERY, ETC.
- LECTURE XVI.
- INJURIES OF THE BRAIN.
- LECTURE XVII.
- WOUNDS OF THE HEAD.
- LECTURE XVIII.
- INJURIES OF THE HEAD.
- The following cases are illustrative of many important points:--
- LECTURE XIX.
- TUMORS OF THE SCALP, ETC.
- LECTURE XX.
- WOUNDS OF THE CHEST.
- LECTURE XXI.
- GENERAL BLOOD-LETTING, ETC.
- LECTURE XXII.
- SIMPLE INJURIES OF THE CHEST, ETC.
- LECTURE XXIII.
- WOUNDS OF THE CHEST, ETC.
- LECTURE XXIV.
- LECTURE XXV.
- HERNIA OF THE LUNG, ETC.
- LECTURE XXVI.
- WOUNDS OF THE INTERNAL MAMMARY ARTERY, ETC.
- LECTURE XXVII.
- STRUCTURE OF AN INTESTINE, ETC.
- 28th.--So far recovered as to be able to be removed to Elvas.[5]
- LECTURE XXVIII.
- TREATMENT OF INCISED WOUNDS, ETC.
- LECTURE XXIX.
- ABNORMAL OR ARTIFICIAL ANUS, ETC.
- LECTURE XXX.
- WOUNDS OF THE PELVIS, ETC.
- CONCLUSIONS.
- ADDENDA.
- J. C. O’LEARY,
- The following case of wound of the larynx is instructive:--
- REMARKS.
- INDEX.
- INDEX OF CASES.
- CASES IN THE ADDENDA.
- THE END
- MEDICAL WORKS
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- SUMMARY OF CONTENTS.
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