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RMPRBJ7G–Images include: a device that contains the tongue in a small linen sac is seen in its parts and in use, a bandage for a wounded tongue credited to M. Pibrac, and a lithotome caché.
RMP9HAXH–Doctor Pibrac's bandage for a tongue injury 1,2, the tongue bandage in place 3, and a lithotome, an instrument used to cut the bladder 4. Copperplate engraving by Robert Benard from Denis Diderot's Encyclopedia, Pellet, Geneva, 1779.
RM2NXN4YT–Jean Baseilhac (1703-1781), known as Father Come (or Cosme) was a French surgeon and lithotomist, known for improving surgical techniques for bladder stones and cataract surgery. Among other instruments, he invented the lithotome, a knife for cutting the bladder to remove a calculus. Colorized.
RMKCTNYG–Doctor Pibrac's bandage for a tongue injury 1,2, the tongue bandage in place 3, and a lithotome, an instrument used to cut the bladder 4. Copperplate engraving by Robert Benard from Denis Diderot's Encyclopedia, Pellet, Geneva, 1779.
RMPYJ91J–Instruments include a Foubert lithotome, bandages for the astriction of aneurisms and to tie arteries, and instruments for eye surgery
RFEW92FJ–Fig.1197. Catheters, Fig.1198. Open and close lithotome, vintage engraved illustration. Usual Medicine Dictionary by Dr Labarthe
RM2AKKPJF–The science and art of surgery : being a treatise on surgical injuries, diseases, and operations . Fig. 755.—Dnpuytrens Lithotome Cache, Opened. central point of the perinseum, and the membranous portion of the ure-thra is opened on a grooved median staff previously introduced ; alongthis the double lilhotome cache (Fig. 755) is passed with its concavityturned upwards. The Surgeon, having well as-sured himself that the instrument is fairly in thebladder, turns it so that its concavity looks downtowards the rectum ; the spring in the handle isthen pressed, and the blades expand to a properdista
RF2RHEK59–Jean Baseilhac (1703-1781) was a French surgeon and lithotomist, known for improving surgical techniques for bladder stones and cataract surgery.
RFEW9J4H–Fig.1197. Catheters, Fig.1198. Open and close lithotome, vintage engraved illustration. Usual Medicine Dictionary by Dr Labarthe
RM2AFHM8A–. The principles and practice of surgery. Straight Lithotomy Curved Lithoto-Forceps. my Forceps. Scoops. Large Serrated Lithotomy For-ceps. used, which, like Dupuytrens double lithotome cache, cuts only whilethe instrument is being withdrawn from the bladder. LITHOTOMY BY OBLIQUE INCISION. 847 Fig. 426. In addition, the surgeon should be supplied with Physicks artery for-ceps ; a large syringe; a silver canula, or an ordinary female silvercatheter covered, except at its two extremities, with a muslin shirt orsac, closed upon the catheter just above its eye, and open at the top.This latter is a
RM2AJ2J0C–Arsenal de la chirurgie contemporaine : description, mode d'emploi, et appréciation des appareils et instruments en usage pour le diagnostic et le traitement des maladies chirurgicales, l'orthopédie, la prothése, les opérations simples, générales, spéciales et obstétricales . Fic 1515. — Gorgeret de Scarpa. Fig. 1516. —Lithotome doublede Pupuytren. seur A, qui joue ici le même rôle que dans le lithotome à une seule lame.Le lithotome de Dupuytren présentait un volume trop considérable; (1) Dupuytren, Mémoire sur une manière nouvelle de pratiquer lopération de lapierre. Paris, 1836. 82(5 INSTRUM
RM2AKNKF3–Précis iconographique de médecine opératoire et d'anatomie chirurgicale . 1. Lithotome double de Dupuytren, modèle Charrière. 2. Lithotome simple de frère Côme, modifié par M. Charrière. 3. Tenettes droites à forceps, à branches croisées et décroiséesprès des anneaux, modèle Charriera. 4. Tenette courbe modifiée par le même. 5. Bouton à curette et à crête conductrice de tenette. 6. Cathéter conducteur à cannelures rondes, modèle Char-riera. 7. Marteau pour percuter. 8. Tenette droite à branches croisées et décroisées, à crémail-lère dépendante ou indépendante à volonté et dont lesbranches peuv
RM2AM3XXF–Chirurgie journalière des hopitaux de Paris : répertoire de thérapeutique chirurgicale . vaient baissé, et, trois se-maines après, le malade était entière-ment rétabli. Dans le cas de calcul très-volumineux, M. Tillaux emploie de pré-férence la taille bilatérale dont lincisionest représentée (fig. 332), et, pour prati-quer la section prostatique, il fait usagedu lithotome double de Dupuvtren(fig. 333). j. hypospadias. — Méthode mixte(Duplay, Th. Anger). — Dans les casdhypospadias périnéo-scrotal, ce chirur-gien emploie pour la taille des lambeauxle procédé en double pont et en volets deM. Th.
RM2AJ2JTX–Arsenal de la chirurgie contemporaine : description, mode d'emploi, et appréciation des appareils et instruments en usage pour le diagnostic et le traitement des maladies chirurgicales, l'orthopédie, la prothése, les opérations simples, générales, spéciales et obstétricales . é; il pouvaitainsi perforer la vessie au moment où elle se vide. Coquet (de Reimsremédia à cet inconvénient en faisant émousser la pointe. Le lithotome caché nest ouvert quaprès avoir été introduit dans la ves-sie, son bec suivant la rainure du cathéter; il coupe donc les tissus darrièreen avant. Quelques chirurgiens angl
RM2AXCXYM–Manuel de médecine opératoire . re Côme, disposé au besoin à opérer Isi sectioncomplète de la prostate, sans toutefois aller plus loin, avait donnéà son lithotome la faculté de souvrir jusquà 15 lignes (34 milli-mètres); Sam. Cooper, en Angleterre, a même soutenu le principede l^Ubre incision de la vessie au delà de la prostate. n est facile dabord de faire justice du procédé de Scarpa. A. 612 OPÉRATIONS SPÉCIALES. laide dune arithmétique fantastique, avec son incision de 11 mil-limètres et la dilatation de lurèthre, il prétendait obtenir une ouver-ture susceptible de livrer passage à un calcu
RM2AJ721B–Institutions de chirurgie, où, L'on traite dans un ordre clair et nouveau de tout ce qui a rapport a cet art : ouvrage de près de quarante ans, Orné d'un grand nombre de figures en taille-douce, qui représentent les instrumens le plus approuvés & le plus utiles, le manuel des opérations, les appareils & les bandages . de force. Fig. 8. Inftrument fervant à dilater linciiîon quon a faite avec le lithotome ;ceft pourquoi les Chirurgiens le nomment dilatatoire. Celui-ci eft le plus Am-ple de tous ceux qùeton .trouve dans les différens Auteurs. On ne sen fertcependant que. très-rarement ou même po
RM2CGM7BH–. Confederate States medical & surgical journal . ^ 116 CONFEDERATE STATES MEDICAL AXD SUEGICAL JOURNAL. :} d perineal artery occurred—not sufficiently troublesome, however,to require attention. An unusually deep perineum caused slightembarrassment in recognizing the position of the staff; butthat point being assured, an opening through the fascia andinto the membranous portion of the urethra, permitted the in-troduction to the groove of the beak of a double lithotome,which was passed into the bladder; staff removed, instrumentreversed, and the section of the right and left lobes of thepros
RMRE0136–. Surgical and obstetrical operations, for veterinary students and practitioners. Veterinary surgery. 92 URETHROTOMY. LITtlOTOMY. of the neck of the bladder with the lithotome can be under- taken as a last resort. Introduce the instrument closed into the bladder, it is then opened and the neck of the bladder divided upward and laterally as the instrument is withdrawn. In order to prevent injury to the rectum it should be emptied before the operation is undertaken. After the removal of the stone, push the catheter again over the ischial arch and unite the lips of the wound in the urethral mucou
![. A course in surgical operations for veterinary students and practitioners. Veterinary surgery. [from old catalog]. 44 U^'ethrotomy vertebrae ; a straight knife will answer for operating instru- ment. Hemorrhage is likewise most promptly controlled b}^ cautery. Ligating the arteries and applying bandage is more aesthetic. URETHROTOMY Fig. 22 and 23. bistrmneJits. Catheter, convex scalpel, scissors, artery and compression forceps, tenacula, lithotome, lithotomy forceps, lithotrite, absorbent cotton, drainage tube, suture material. Technique. Urethrotomy may be performed on horses in a standing Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RE74D9/a-course-in-surgical-operations-for-veterinary-students-and-practitioners-veterinary-surgery-from-old-catalog-44-uethrotomy-vertebrae-a-straight-knife-will-answer-for-operating-instru-ment-hemorrhage-is-likewise-most-promptly-controlled-b-cautery-ligating-the-arteries-and-applying-bandage-is-more-aesthetic-urethrotomy-fig-22-and-23-bistrmnejits-catheter-convex-scalpel-scissors-artery-and-compression-forceps-tenacula-lithotome-lithotomy-forceps-lithotrite-absorbent-cotton-drainage-tube-suture-material-technique-urethrotomy-may-be-performed-on-horses-in-a-standing-RE74D9.jpg ". A course in surgical operations for veterinary students and practitioners. Veterinary surgery. [from old catalog]. 44 U^'ethrotomy vertebrae ; a straight knife will answer for operating instru- ment. Hemorrhage is likewise most promptly controlled b}^ cautery. Ligating the arteries and applying bandage is more aesthetic. URETHROTOMY Fig. 22 and 23. bistrmneJits. Catheter, convex scalpel, scissors, artery and compression forceps, tenacula, lithotome, lithotomy forceps, lithotrite, absorbent cotton, drainage tube, suture material. Technique. Urethrotomy may be performed on horses in a standing Stock Photo")
RMRE74D9–. A course in surgical operations for veterinary students and practitioners. Veterinary surgery. [from old catalog]. 44 U^'ethrotomy vertebrae ; a straight knife will answer for operating instru- ment. Hemorrhage is likewise most promptly controlled b}^ cautery. Ligating the arteries and applying bandage is more aesthetic. URETHROTOMY Fig. 22 and 23. bistrmneJits. Catheter, convex scalpel, scissors, artery and compression forceps, tenacula, lithotome, lithotomy forceps, lithotrite, absorbent cotton, drainage tube, suture material. Technique. Urethrotomy may be performed on horses in a standing
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