Lectures upon the principles of surgery

abscess absorption acid acute amount anesthesia anesthetic anthrax antiseptic applied arrest arterial asepsis aseptic bacilli become blood blood-supply bone capillaries cause cavity cells cellular chemical chloroform chronic circulation clinical cold congestion cyanosis death dilatation disease dressings drugs edema effects emboli employed endothelium erysipelas especially ether exudate favor fever fluid gangrene gauze germicidal germs granulation-tissue granulations healing heat hemorrhage hence hyperemia incisions increased induced infection inflammation inflammatory injury intestinal iodoform irritation kidneys later lesions leukocytes leukocytosis ligature limb membrane microbic mucous mucous membrane nerves normal nutrition occurs operation organisms pabulum pain patient phagocytes poisons possible poultice present pressure produce pulse pyemia pyogenic rapid removal render repair requisite respiration result sapremia scar-tissue secured septic septicemia skin sloughing solution sometimes sterilized substances suppuration surgeon Surgery surgical sutures symptoms temperature tetanus thrombosis thrombus tion tissues toxic traumatic treatment tubercle tubercular ulcer urine usually vascular veins venous vessels wound