The Hahnemannian monthly . 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)
The Hahnemannian monthly . 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. carry, in the silk bottle, a spool or two of gut which has been boiledin alcohol in a water-bath. (3) Bichloride tablets. (4) Powderduster containing iodoform, aristol, or iodoform one part and boricacid seven parts. (5) Brandy. (6) Solution of hydronaphthol inalcohol and glycerine; a teaspoonful to a quart makes a 1 to 1000solution. This I use when the water is suspicious and bichlor-ide is contra-indicated, or where continuous irrigation, especially ofmucous membranes, as the vagina or rectum, is to be practiced, of the bottles in the case tubes is a roomy pocket inwhich are carried a number of envelopes or packages of oiled papercontaining such of the following articles as may be needed: (1)Lister protective. (2) Safety pins. (3) Silk-worm gut. (4) Horse- 176 The Hahnemannian Monthly. [March, hair for drains. (5) If preferred the strands of kangaroo tendoncan be wrapped in oiled paper and put in an envelope. (6) Cocainepowders, one to fl. 5ij. makes a two per cent, solutio
Size: 1816px × 1376px
Photo credit: © The Reading Room / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookauthorhomopath, bookcentury1800, bookdecade1860, bookyear1865
