Industrial medicine and surgery . Fig. 133.—Gauze taken from sterile package with sterile instruments. Many surgeons treat these hand infections by the continuous hotboric dressing method. Results depend upon the frequent changing. >: Fig. 134.—Sterile gauze applied to the wound. of these dressings otherwise they soon become saturated with theinfected pus—truely pus dressings instead of boric dressings. HAND INFECTIONS 597 Adequate drainage, hot dressings frequently changed, with immo-bilization of the infected part have proven very beneficial in the records and comparison of r
Industrial medicine and surgery . Fig. 133.—Gauze taken from sterile package with sterile instruments. Many surgeons treat these hand infections by the continuous hotboric dressing method. Results depend upon the frequent changing. >: Fig. 134.—Sterile gauze applied to the wound. of these dressings otherwise they soon become saturated with theinfected pus—truely pus dressings instead of boric dressings. HAND INFECTIONS 597 Adequate drainage, hot dressings frequently changed, with immo-bilization of the infected part have proven very beneficial in the records and comparison of results between this and the newerprinciples regarding infection treatment are necessary before determin-ing which will give the desired end—the quickest recovery with theleast loss of function.
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