Some Personal Experiences in Abdominal Surgery

Some Developments in Abdominal Surgery

In taking the Presidential Chair of this Society, I feel that I must again express my very great appreciation of the honour you have done me in electing me to this position, and all the more so in that T think this is only the second occasion upon which a member of the Society non-resident in Bristol or Clifton has been nominated as President. I shall always consider it the greatest compliment ...

Some Mistakes in the Technique of Abdominal Surgery

the attention of the profession from the fundamental principles of surgery. There is no special surgery of the neck, of the thorax, and of the abdomen, as our surgical text-books would lead one to believe. The general principles of surgery must be observed in all parts of the body, though neglect of this or that canon may be followed by more fatal consequences in one part than in another. The c...

Some Experiences in the Gynæcological Surgery of the Abdomen

tion of the experiences and views of some of the other Fellows. In attempting to classify such experiences in a way likely to be useful or interesting, I would divide them into a series? (1) according to the class of operation which furnished such experience during the actual operative procedure; and (2) in respect to after-treatment and subsequent progress in so far as these latter yielded any...

Some Groups of Interesting Cases of Abdominal Surgery

which only cholecystotomy (or removal of stones from the gall-bladder) was performed, but only those in which the ducts were obstructed by stones. Group B.?Ovarian cysts burrowing deeply into the broad ligament, and therefore without a pedicle. Group C.?Cases in which collections of pus within the peritoneal cavity have been evacuated through that cavity, i.e., cases in which the general cavity...

Abdominal Surgery