Antiseptic surgery : the principles, modes of application, and results of the Lister dressing . t has aspherical. boiler which istested by a hydrostaticpressure of more than onehundred pounds to thesquare inch. The tubesare of brass, with plati-num nozzles, and can bereadily removed and re-placed, so that tubes forother than antiseptic pur-poses may be substituted. In the lower tube there is a clearer which is easily operated. The lamp-jacket confines the heat under the boiler and protects the flame from currents of air, but does not prevent a view of the flame. The lamp is provided with a fla
Antiseptic surgery : the principles, modes of application, and results of the Lister dressing . t has aspherical. boiler which istested by a hydrostaticpressure of more than onehundred pounds to thesquare inch. The tubesare of brass, with plati-num nozzles, and can bereadily removed and re-placed, so that tubes forother than antiseptic pur-poses may be substituted. In the lower tube there is a clearer which is easily operated. The lamp-jacket confines the heat under the boiler and protects the flame from currents of air, but does not prevent a view of the flame. The lamp is provided with a flame-regulator and an » extinguisher, which can be operated from the outside, and it can be replenished with alcohol safely while in operation. This apparatus is advertised to run between codman & shuStleff; BOSTON. three and four hours with Fig. 3. one filling of the boiler. It costs twenty-five dollars. A much cheaper, but quite efiicient spray-producer isshown in Fig. 3. The essential points are substantially likethose in the machine just described. The price of this istwelve 82 ANTISEPTIC SURGERY.
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