 | 1863 - 700 pàgines
...compress" is almost or altogether free. Thus, in accordance with a well-known pathological law, it, being a metallic substance, is freely tolerated by...excite suppuration or irritation. Neither does it cause ulceration of the artery. This is positively affirmed from actual observation of its effect as witnessed... | |
 | 1863 - 422 pàgines
...compress" is almost or altogether free. Thus, in accordance with a well-known pathological law, it, being a metallic substance, is freely tolerated by...excite suppuration or irritation. Neither does it cause ulceration of the artery. This is positively affirmed from actual observation of its effect, as witnessed... | |
 | 1863 - 714 pàgines
...compress" is almost or altogether free. Thus, in accordance with a well-known pathological law. it, being a metallic substance, is freely tolerated by...excite suppuration or irritation. Neither does it cause ulceratiou of the artery. This is positively affirmed from actual observation of its effect as witnessed... | |
 | 1865 - 598 pàgines
...an accepted fact in surgical pathology. Again, the wire compress is applied without disturbance of the natural relations and vital connexions of the...vessel. It is removed at any time according to the will and judgment of the surgeon, without any interference with the adhesive repair which may nave taken... | |
 | 1863 - 960 pàgines
...compress" is almost or altogether free. Thus, in accordance with a well-known pathological law, it, being a metallic substance, is freely tolerated by...vessel. It is removed at any time, according to the will and judgment of the Surgeon, without disturbance to the reparativo action going on in the artery and... | |
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Bleeding arises solely from ulcération of an artery, of which again the prinmm mabile is the ligature. From one and all of these objections to the ligature the " wire compress" is almost or altogether free. Thus, in accordance with a well-known pathological... 