 | 1873 - 514 páginas
...Lectures on Surgery, from notes by Tyrrell, 1824, voL i p. 9. * Quoted by Fischer, op. cit. p. 10. the operation was only a little greater than usual,...the body occurred, and death immediately took place. Extensive burns frequently cause shock in a marked degree, and such, says Mr. Travers, 1 is the effect... | |
 | Paul Brouardel, F. Lucas Benham - 1902 - 358 páginas
...of anaesthetics ; in one case the operation was for severe injury, in the other for chronic disease. In both, immediately after the bone had been sawn...the pupils dilated, a peculiar rigidity of the body took place, and death ensued at once. He also tells the tale of a little daughter of a Covenanter being... | |
 | Thomas Lauder Brunton - 1906 - 720 páginas
...had greatly weakened the patient. In both cases the pain and loss of blood during the operation were only a little greater than usual, yet in both, immediately...the body occurred and death immediately took place. Extensive burns frequently cause shock in a marked degree, and such, says Mr. Travers,§ is the effect... | |
 | Sir Thomas Lauder Brunton - 1907 - 722 páginas
...had greatly weakened the patient. In both cases the pain and loss of blood during the operation were only a little greater than usual, yet in both, immediately...the body occurred and death immediately took place. Extensive burns frequently cause shock in a marked degree, and such, says Mr. Travers,§ is the effect... | |
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... thigh which he performed, before the introduction of chloroform, death occurred on the operating table. One case was for severe traumatic injury, the other for chronic disease of the knee-joint, which had greatly weakened the patient. In both cases... 