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The Hahnemannian monthly . the end of one of which is attached a sharp Volkmann spoon ;assorted needles; two or three probes, one arranged as a drainage-tube carrier; Gross instrument, with spud at one end and tena-culum at the other; perineum needle; blades to fit the handles,, amputating knife, saw, scalpel, two straight bistouries and twotenotomes, blunt and sharp pointed (Fig. 4). In the pocket at one end is a leather case, the case tubes/ whichfits into a pair of photographic trays (4J by 5J inches), and willhold five one-ounce, or ten half-ounce screw-cap tubes or bottles. Fig. T
The Hahnemannian monthly . the end of one of which is attached a sharp Volkmann spoon ;assorted needles; two or three probes, one arranged as a drainage-tube carrier; Gross instrument, with spud at one end and tena-culum at the other; perineum needle; blades to fit the handles,, amputating knife, saw, scalpel, two straight bistouries and twotenotomes, blunt and sharp pointed (Fig. 4). In the pocket at one end is a leather case, the case tubes/ whichfits into a pair of photographic trays (4J by 5J inches), and willhold five one-ounce, or ten half-ounce screw-cap tubes or bottles. Fig. This is filled from the following list with such bottles as may beneeded (Fig. 5): One ounce : (1) A screw-cap tube containing six to eight glassspools of assorted sizes of silk on a rod in plain or bichloride alcohol.(2) Carbolic acid ; this makes, with a quart of water, a 3 per cent. 1891.] A New Surgical Bay. i;:> solution for the instruments. (3) Chloroform. (4) Hydrogen per-oxide, etc. Half ounce: (1) A dozen strands of kangaroo tendon, preparedwith chromic acid according to the method of Lister and kept in acarbolized oil (1 to 10). It improves with age. (2) Catgut onglass spools (3 sizes) in a screw-cap tube. This is prepared andkept in the same way as the tendon, or the juniper-berry gut ordi-narily sold can be substituted. For ligating small vessels, or to usewhen it is desired that the gut should absorb rapidly, I sometimes Fig. 4.
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