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Surgery from an osteopathic standpoint / by F. P. Young, collaborated by Charles E. Still

Charles E. Still · 1904 · Scanned text · Free in the US

193,400 words · about 13 h 33 min to read

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Author
Charles E. Still
Language
English
Published
1904
Length
193,400 words · about 13 h 33 min
Sections
9 reader sections
Text
Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
Rights
Public domain in the United States

 

Contents (9)

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Front matter

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SURGERY

Preface

TN THIS volume an endeavor has been made to present the essential facts of practical Surgery, modified by the science of Osteopathy, as taught and practiced by its discoverer, Andrew Taylor Still. That Osteopathic practice has revolutionized Modern Surgery may be evidenced by a perusal of the following pages. In the preparation of this work the writer has attempted to be as brief as is compatible with clearness. But few operative methods have been detailed, since it is believed that these properly belong to works on operative surgery. For the Osteopathic treatment of the various surgical affections the writer has followed the teachings of Dr. Andrew Taylor Still and the instructions of Dr. Charles E. Still, collaborator of the text. Special credit is due Dr. George M. I^aughlin for valuable advice in the preparation of this work, and also for the radiographs made by him and kindly loaned for the purpose of illustration.

The illustrations in this text, with the exception of the radiographs, were made from original drawings by Miss Agnes Dandy and Mr. William Richardson, students at the American School of Osteopathy. Credit is given the various standard works on surgery to which the author has had occasion to refer. Credit is also due Dr. Harriet F. Rice for valuable assistance in the preparation of the manuscript.

F. P. YOUNG, June 1st, 1904. Kirksville, Mo.

table: of contents

Part I. General Surgical Pathology And Surgical Diseases

Inflammation 1

Surgical Bacteria 8

Antiseptics 16

Asepsis 20

Suppuration, Abscess, Ulcer, Fistula and Sinus 23

Gangrene 37

Septic and Infective Diseases 48

Wound Fever 49

Sapremia 49

Wound Diphtheria 55

Hydrophobia 64

Actinomycosis QQ

Malignant Pustule 66

Glanders 75

Rachitis 87

Scurvy 8S

Tumors SS

Wounds 118

Shock 119

Burns and Scalds 143

Part II. Diseases And Injuries Of Special Tissues

Heart and Pericardium 146

Arteries 146

Veins 171

Embolism 175

Lymphatics 179

Skin 183

Nerves 186

Bones and Joints 190

Fractures 202

Diseases and Injuries of the Spine 306

Diseases and Injuries of the Head 324

Diseases and Injuries of Muscles, Tendons, Fascia and Bursae 338

Club-foot 346

Part III. Diseases And Injuries Of Regions

Face, Lips, Tongue, Mouth and Throat 351

Chest 359

Digestive Tract, Abdomen and Pelvis 361

Rectum and Anus 389

Urinary Organs 394

Male Genitalia 405

Female Genitalia 413

Mammary Gland 417

OSTEOPATHIC SURGERY, its-

Principles and Practice.

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