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The Hahnemannian monthly . 1891.] A New Surgical Bag. 179 operations; thus, roll-general, roll-abdominal, roll-bone, roll-genito-urinarv, roll-gynaecological, etc. The rolls arewashed, immersed in strong antiseptic solution, and instruments are steamed in an Arnolds steam-cooker, and putin the loops of the respective rolls. Before an operation, in privatepractice they are immersed for some time in boiling carbolic solu-tion (Fig. 6). (6) A spool of Meads adhesive plaster. (7) Suitable Fig. bandages of muslin, gauze, flannel, starch, or plaster of Paris com-plete the simples
The Hahnemannian monthly . 1891.] A New Surgical Bag. 179 operations; thus, roll-general, roll-abdominal, roll-bone, roll-genito-urinarv, roll-gynaecological, etc. The rolls arewashed, immersed in strong antiseptic solution, and instruments are steamed in an Arnolds steam-cooker, and putin the loops of the respective rolls. Before an operation, in privatepractice they are immersed for some time in boiling carbolic solu-tion (Fig. 6). (6) A spool of Meads adhesive plaster. (7) Suitable Fig. bandages of muslin, gauze, flannel, starch, or plaster of Paris com-plete the simplest bag. Besides these, there is room for such extras as (1) a linencoat (sheets can be used instead). (2) Overalls of white rubber,which I find indispensable in operations about the male perineum,female genitals, rectum, etc., , where the operator has to sit irrigating fluid runs up the forearm to the elbow, and drips over 180 The HoJinemannian Monthly. [March, the clothes, which no apron, sheet, or coat will protect (Fig. 7). Thecoat or overalls can be strapped in with the Kelly pad and irrigator.(3) Large flat sponges, in a bag dry, or in a bottle from carbolic solu-tion (1 to 20). (4) Battery, cautery, etc. (5) Special instruments,splints, apparatus, etc., as needed. (6) A pocket case of bottles, thatcan be conveniently carried by the etherizer, the etherizers case,containing additional restoratives, such as aromatic spirits of am-monia, glonoine, digitalis, amyl nitrite, camphor, etc.;
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