51. Lateral operation of Lithotomy

Stricture of the Urethra after Lateral Lithotomy

a large lithotomy staff was passed down to the stricture. The urethra was then opened in front of the obstruction, and a small probe was passed into all likely passages. Finally the urethra was discovered, and the probe easily passed into the bladder where its point was felt to be free. As the passage was too small to admit even a small director, a cataract knife was passed alongside the probe ...

The Comparative Safety of Litholapaxy and Lateral Lithotomy in Boys

De. Keegan discussed tins question {Lancet, Jan. 16th, 1897). Mr. H. G. Boiling had published statistics (British Medical Journal, May 5th, 1894, and March 9th, 1895) which showed that lateral lithotomy and litholapaxy are safer operations in boys than the suprapubic operation. Dr. Keegan adds that this opinion is in accordance with Indian experience, and "suprapubic lithotomy in boys has made ...

A Case of Vesical Calculus; Lateral Lithotomy: Recovery

Lithotomy

To the Editor of the '?'?Indian Medical Gazette." Sir,?Dr. Partridge, in his letter on Lithotomy Statistics in the March number of your paper, says, "since coming here to Assam I have never heard or met with a case of stone in the bladder, nor has any other medical man done so either, as far as I am aware." For the benefit of Surgeons in Assam I would beg to state that, during the past year, I ...

An Account of a Method of Performing the Operation of Lithotomy at Two Different Times

v VIAn Account of a Method of performing tit \/ Operation of Lithotomy at two different Times. By Petrus Camper, M. D. F. R. S. Honorary Profejfor of Phyjic, Anatomy, and Surgery at Amjierdam, Fellow of the Royal College of PhyJicians and of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, of the Imperial Academy at St. Peterfburgh> and of the Royal Academy of Sciences and Royal Medical Society at Paris, &c. Tr...