 ... an eye near its end, about three-eighths of an inch farther from the anus, into the solid structure, and parallel with the fistulous track, till its eye is also seen penetrating the bowel in the opening of the rectoscope. The eyes of both probes are...  The Medical World - Page 831890Full view - About this book
 | 1890 - 570 pages
...opening of the rectoscope. The eyes of both probes are threaded with the opposite ends of a No. 24 platinum wire, about ten inches in length, and both...on, and the loop drawn through the partition, in its r* OO DixTxTnxr r Electrolysis of Urethra : \J-ii RANNEY. [ Lead Poisoning. passage destroying the... | |
 | Medicine, Eclectic - 1889 - 560 pages
...opening of the rectoscope. The eyes of both probe* are then threaded with the opposite ends of a No. 24 platinum wire about ten inches in length, and both...wound heals more kindly than those made by a battery. The bowels, however, must be kept locked up for at least a week — longer is better, when the patient... | |
 | John Adams Thacker - Medicine - 1889 - 898 pages
...of both probes are then threaded! with the opposite ends of a No. 24 platinum wire about ten n ches in length, and both probes are then withdrawn, leaving...destroying the membrane which lines the fistulous tract. No dressing is necessary, as it is well known that no wound heals morekindly than those made... | |
 | 1889 - 544 pages
...opening of the rectoscope, the eyes of both probes are then threaded with the opposite ends of a No. 24 platinum wire, about ten inches in length, and both...turned on and the loop drawn through the partition, its passage destroying the membrane which lines the fistulous track. No dressing is necessary, as it... | |
 | Medicine - 1889 - 408 pages
...opening of the rectoscope. The eyes of both probes are then threaded with the opposite ends of a No. 24 platinum wire about ten inches in length and both probes are then withdrawn leaving the wire t?i situ forming a loop ; both ends are now secured to an electrode the electric current turned on... | |
 | William Penn Agnew - Hemorrhoids - 1891 - 158 pages
...threaded with the opposite ends x)fa No. 24 platinum wire about ten inches in length, and both probes withdrawn, leaving the wire in situ, forming a loop; both ends are now secured to an electrode, the current turned on and the loop drawn through the partition. I,ittle, if any, dressing is required,... | |
 | Homeopathy - 1889 - 484 pages
...opening of the rectoscope. The eyes of both probes are then threaded with the opposite ends of a No. 24 platinum wire, about ten inches in length, and both...is well known that no wound heals more kindly than that made by a battery. The bowels, however, must be kept locked up for at least a week — longer... | |
 | 1889 - 292 pages
...the eyes of both probes are then threaded with the opposite ends of a No. 24 platinum wire about ю inches in length, and both probes are then withdrawn,...turned on, and the loop drawn through the partition, it its passage destroying the membrane which lines the fistulous track. No dressing is necessary, as... | |
 | Medicine - 1889 - 842 pages
...opening of the reetoscope* The eyes of both probes are then threaded with the opposite ends of a Mo. 24 platinum wire, about ten inches in length, and both...situ forming a loop. Both ends are now secured to an electrotte, the electric current turned on and the loop drawn through the partition, in its passage... | |
 | Medicine - 1889 - 72 pages
...opening of the rectoscope. The eyes of both probes are then threaded with the opposite ends of a No. 24 platinum wire about ten inches in length, and both probes are then' withdrawn, leaving the wire in sitii, forming a loop. Both ends are now secured to an electrode, the electric current turned on, and... | |
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