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abdominal abscess acid acute adhesive straps alcohol anesthesia aneurysm artery aseptic operation atropin bacillus bandage bichlorid bladder blood body bone boric acid boric-acid carbolic cautery cavity cells cent cervix chronic circular turn compression congenital cyst deep fascia deformity Diagnosis dilatation disease dissecting forceps Divide the skin drainage dressing elevation Esmarch Etiology excision external fever fingers flap fluid forceps fracture gauze gives rise gland gonorrhea growth hemorrhage hemostats hernia hot fomentations Implements.-Scalpel inches incision infection inflammation iodoform irrigation joint kidney ligament ligation ligature membrane Method.-General anesthesia mucous muscle nerve nitrate Obstetrics occurs pain Pass the needle patient periosteum peritoneum posterior potassium Prognosis Prognosis.-Favorable Prognosis.-Guarded Prognosis.-Guardedly favorable rectum remove retract retractors scissors scrotum sharp-pointed side silver nitrate soft solution splint sterile superficial fascia surface suture swelling Symptoms Symptoms.-Pain syphilis tenaculum tendon tion tissue tonics traumatism Treatment trephine tube tuberculosis tumor ulceration urethra urine veins wound