THREE THOUSAND CONSECUTIVE HERNIOTOMIES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO RECURRENCE, BASED ON EIGHT HUNDRED AND THIRTY SEVEN FOLLOWED CASES

Three Hundred Consecutive Cases, Analysis of

General results.?The 300 extractions were done in 24G patients, 54 patients having both eyes operated upon. The results were good in 244 (So*20 per cent.), indifferent in 29 (9'9 percent.), bad in 20 (6'82 per cent.), and not ascertained in seven cases. Good results mean vision ranging from to with correcting glasses,! indifferent results where sight was dim, but the patient could go about and ...

appendicitis: report of three hundred and twenty seven cases

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A Brief Review of One Hundred and Thirty-Three Consecutive Cases of Quinsy Treated by Immediate Tonsillectomy

Harmonic scalpel hemorrhoidectomy: five hundred consecutive cases.

PURPOSE The aim of this study was to evaluate the incidence of postoperative complications after Harmonic Scalpels hemorrhoidectomy and to identify any predisposing factors leading to postoperative complications. METHODS Five hundred consecutive cases of Harmonic Scalpel hemorrhoidectomy were studied in a prospective manner. Postoperative complications were recorded, and any predisposing fact...

Notes on Two Hundred and Twelve Consecutive Operations in Four Thousand Six Hundred and Ten Cases among the Medical Patients, Bristol Royal Infirmary

as peritonitis has been frequently known to follow it. It has been taught that it is best not to empty the abdomen too rapidly for fear of collapse, but this fear seems to be groundless. Southey's tubes used to be in vogue, so as to drain the fluid off slowly, but they have now fallen into disuse. Considering how often the abdomen is very rapidly emptied when opened by surgeons on the operating...