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abscess accident affection applied artery attended axilla ball blood bone brain cartilage cause cavity character chest compression concussion congenital conjunctiva consequence contusion cord cornea cough cure depression diagnosis disease dislocation displacement dura mater dyspnoea effusion epiglottis especially Eustachian tube excision extensive external extremity fatal femur fibrous finger fluid forceps foreign body fracture frequently glands glottis head hemorrhage humerus inches incision inflammation injury instance integument irritation joint laceration larynx leeches lesion less liable lids ligaments light limb lungs luxation matter membrane morbid action morbid growth mucous mucous membrane muscles nature neck nerves nose occasionally occur operation organ osseous pain paralysis patient performed pericardium periosteum polyp portion posterior pressure puncture reduction remedy removed side skull soft sometimes spine sternum structures substance surface surgeon suture symptoms syphilitic thyroid thyroid cartilage tion tissue trachea tracheotomy treatment trephine tube tumor ulceration upper usually vertebræ vessels violent windpipe wound
Passatges populars
Pàgina 395 - Its seat is in the remnants of the alveolar process of edentulous persons, or in the alveolar structure, and in the overlying gum, and is met with chiefly, if not exclusively, in elderly subjects. It is also more common in the upper than in the lower jaw. The part affected is usually very small, often not exceeding a few lines in extent. The soft tissues around do not seem to suffer, at least not in the same degree, as is so frequently the case in the more ordinary forms of neuralgia of the jaws...
Pàgina 467 - Memoir on the Advantages and Practicability of Dividing the Stricture in Strangulated Hernia on the Outside of the Sac.
Pàgina 91 - Keatc, the head of the bone lay close to, and on a level with, the tuberosity of the ischium, where it could be distinctly felt rolling about under the finger on moving the thigh, which was more than three inches longer than natural, much flexed upon the pelvis, and widely separated from the sound one. The leg was greatly bent, the foot much everted, and the large trochanter extremely sunk.
Pàgina 110 - ... Deglutition is impossible, and sometimes does not return for several days, 9. The bladder is paralyzed, and, therefore, incapable of relieving itself, the surgeou being obliged to use the catheter.
Pàgina 178 - Bird pox is a condition characterized by an eruption of nodules varying from the size of a millet seed to that of a pea...
Pàgina 395 - The pain is generally paroxysmal, appearing in fits and starts, very much as in ordinary neuralgia, the slightest causes being sufficient to provoke it, as talking, mastication, the contact of hot or cold fluids, deglutition, or mental excitement. Sometimes it is momentary, coming and going with the rapidity of lightning ; occasionally it lasts for hours together, and cases occur, although they are rare, in which it continues with but little mitigation for an indefinite period. The pain varies in...
Pàgina 330 - All difficulties are removed at one stroke by the •discovery of Prof. Weber, of Halle, [Germany,] that when one side of the nasal cavity is entirely filled through one nostril with fluid by hydrostatic pressure, while the patient is breathing through the mouth, the soft palate completely closes the...
Pàgina 403 - The most common cause, according to my observation, is profuse ptyalism, followed by gangrene of the cheeks, lips, and jaw, and the formation of a firm, dense, unyielding modular tissue, by which the lower jaw is closely and tightly pressed against the upper.
Pàgina 461 - The finger then feels for the lower border of the internal oblique muscle, lifting it forward to the surface. By this means the outer edge of the conjoined tendon is felt to the inner side of the finger. The needle is then carried carefully up to the point of the finger, along its inner side, and made to transfix the conjoined tendon and also the inner pillar of the superficial ring.
Pàgina 39 - The cause of this remarkable difference is to be found in the exposed situation of the bone, and the great shortness and strength of its ligaments, which render it much more liable to yield in its continuity than at its articulations with the sternum and scapula.