The rules of aseptic and antiseptic surgery; a practical treatise for the use of students and the general practitioner . Fig. 149.—Neubers method. Top of involucrum re-moved, skin-flaps turned into the bottom of Fig. 150.—Schedes method. Diagram showingvan blood-clot. of organ- DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF PHLEGMON. 107 as it may be urged that even an incomplete operation, if it only accomplish the removal of thegreatest portion of the sequestrum, will be followed by a decided improvement of the patientscondition. After a while, a secondary operation can be done under
The rules of aseptic and antiseptic surgery; a practical treatise for the use of students and the general practitioner . Fig. 149.—Neubers method. Top of involucrum re-moved, skin-flaps turned into the bottom of Fig. 150.—Schedes method. Diagram showingvan blood-clot. of organ- DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF PHLEGMON. 107 as it may be urged that even an incomplete operation, if it only accomplish the removal of thegreatest portion of the sequestrum, will be followed by a decided improvement of the patientscondition. After a while, a secondary operation can be done under more favorable considerations may also indicate an early sequestrotomy in other regions. Neckotomy.— Artificial unajinia by Esmarchs band and antisepsis havemarked important changes in the technique of sequestrotomy. Control ofthe haemorrhage, and the possibility of healing even the largest sequestrot-omy wounds without suppuration. Justify a deliberate search after detachedfoci containing sequestra by thorough exposure of the interior of theaffected bones. Lo7ig incisions and a free use of mallet and chisel areproper. A compressive antiseptic dressing will insure against secondaryhcBmorrliage.
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