The Western Homoeopathic Observer, 第 5 卷H.C.G. Luyties, 1868 |
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第100页 - Does not create nor apply any dangerous putrifying materials to the fresh, absorbing surface of the wound. 19. Places the wound locally in far healthier hygienic conditions. 20. Is much less likely to be followed by surgical fever, because it does not lead to the formation of septic matter, and closes the veins as well as the arteries. 21. For these various reasons 21.
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第99页 - ... some detachment of the end of the vessel from its vital organic connections. 2. Produces direct mechanical injury, bruising and lacerating of the two internal coats of the artery. 3. Produces strangulation of the external coat. 4. Leads on inevitably to ulceration or molecular destruction of the external coat of the constricted part. 5. Causes mortification of the artery at the tied point, and usually below it.