. Plexus. 7 SEND US YOUR CARD AND WATCH THE EFFECT■,;■: :• VTHE ANTIKAMIMIA CHEMICAL COMPANY ST. LOUIS, USA, TRUAX, GREENE & CO., Physicians9 and HospitalSupplies, Surgical Instruments* The largest and most complete Physicians Supply Housein the World! TRUAX, GREENE & CO., 46 WABASH AVENUE, Bet. Lake and Randolph Streets. WM A. FISHER, M. D., Pres. JOHN R. HOFFMAN, M. D., Sec A. G. WHIPPLE, M. D., Vice Pres. Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat College. A Clinical School for Practitioners of Medicine. Equipment unexcelled. Abundant material. Clinical instruction. Coursesone month in duration. Pra
. Plexus. 7 SEND US YOUR CARD AND WATCH THE EFFECT■,;■: :• VTHE ANTIKAMIMIA CHEMICAL COMPANY ST. LOUIS, USA, TRUAX, GREENE & CO., Physicians9 and HospitalSupplies, Surgical Instruments* The largest and most complete Physicians Supply Housein the World! TRUAX, GREENE & CO., 46 WABASH AVENUE, Bet. Lake and Randolph Streets. WM A. FISHER, M. D., Pres. JOHN R. HOFFMAN, M. D., Sec A. G. WHIPPLE, M. D., Vice Pres. Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat College. A Clinical School for Practitioners of Medicine. Equipment unexcelled. Abundant material. Clinical instruction. Coursesone month in duration. Practitioners may enter at any time. Equal advantagesthe year round. Write for catalogue and information to JOHN R. HOFFMAN, Secretary, Trude Bldg., 67 WabashAve., CARL BECK, M. D. Professor of Surgical Pathology, College of Physicians and Surgeons, THE PLEXU THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, VOL. VI. AUGUST 20th, 1900. NO. 4. PLASTIC OPERATIONS FOR RESTORATION OF FUNCTION. By Dr. Carl Beck, Prof, of Surgical Pathology. Plastic surgery had formerly and has more or less yet theobject to restore form and shape of parts of the body, which havebeen destroyed or deformed by injury or disease. It is a chir-urgia cartorum as Celsus calls it, a cosmetic surgery. Of courseit is expected that the parts restored should also fulfill the func-tion of the parts lost but) this consideration is in most instancessecondary. If an individual has lost a nose by disease or injury,it is the object of the surgeon in the first place to remove the un-sightly defect and he does not think about restoring a mucousmembrane with the specific sense or the inner shape of the nosewith its phy
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