Litholapaxy in Male Children and Male Adults

Litholapaxy in Male Children and Male Adults, with Notes of Three Cases of Lithotomy at the Indore Charitable Hospital

LITHOLAPAXY IN MALE CHILDREN AND MALE ADULTS, WITH NOTES OF THREE CASES OF LITHOTOMY : A THIRD SERIES OF CASES PERFORMED AT THE INLORE CHARITABLE HOSPITAL. BY Surgeon-Major D. F. Keegan, M.D. (Dublin). Since the 24th May 1885, thirteen patients have been admitted into the Indore Charitable Hospital suffering from stone in the bladder. Six of these patients were boys, varying in age from to 11 y...

Litholapaxy in Male Children and Male Adults: A Second Series of Cases

Notes on Litholapaxy, with Special Reference to the Operation as Performed on Male Children

Haying now recorded my experience in the performance of this operation on male children, I should like to make a few remarks regarding the operation in general on both adults and children, illustrating them, as far as possible, by notes on some interesting cases that have occured in my own practice : ? (1.) Surgeon Freyer, at page 46 of his excellent work on Litholapaxy, very rightly draws atte...

Further Experiences of the Surgery of Stone in the Bladder

most important point of all connected with its performance in boys, viz., the recurrence of stone. It is quite true that in my monograph on litholapaxy in male children, which is only a reprint of a paper which appeared in the Lancet (December 1886), I did not deal with this point. My reasons,however,for not doing so were valid, for at. the time of writing that paper I had collected only 58 cas...

Litholapaxy in Male Children

stitute an interesting sequel to the important experience which Surgeon-Major D.F. Keegan contributed to the Lancet at the close of the past year, and which he has done well to reproduce in the shape of a book published by Messrs. J. and A. Churchill.* The idea of remov ing calculi from the bladders of male children by litholapaxy originated with Deputy SurgeonGeneral T. Beaumont, formerly Kesi...