The Chicago Medical Recorder, Volume 4Medical Recorder Publishing Company, 1893 |
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Page 52
... grafts were placed on top of the granu- lation tissue . I prefer this method because we can get a stronger skin and more connective tissue beneath it . I have never seen a piece of skin made by Tiersch's epidermal grafts that would ...
... grafts were placed on top of the granu- lation tissue . I prefer this method because we can get a stronger skin and more connective tissue beneath it . I have never seen a piece of skin made by Tiersch's epidermal grafts that would ...
Page 88
... grafting might be most promising of satisfactory results . Suppuration was very free at this time , and the patient ... grafts from the flexor side of her sister's arm and placed them upon the patient's eye - lids four mm . apart . By ...
... grafting might be most promising of satisfactory results . Suppuration was very free at this time , and the patient ... grafts from the flexor side of her sister's arm and placed them upon the patient's eye - lids four mm . apart . By ...
Page 89
... grafts were held in place with fish skin , and the band- ages were permitted to remain in position forty - eight hours , when the four grafts upon the vertex presented a pink color , and five of the grafts over the eyelids were washed ...
... grafts were held in place with fish skin , and the band- ages were permitted to remain in position forty - eight hours , when the four grafts upon the vertex presented a pink color , and five of the grafts over the eyelids were washed ...
Page 90
... grafts did not thrive . Up to this time heterodermal grafts only were brought into requisition from her sister and three brothers . As the patient was now able to walk out of doors , she gained in strength , and the thought occurred to ...
... grafts did not thrive . Up to this time heterodermal grafts only were brought into requisition from her sister and three brothers . As the patient was now able to walk out of doors , she gained in strength , and the thought occurred to ...
Page 91
... grafts . Next tried McIntosh dressing . This heated the tissue too much , and the grafts were often found floating in the pus beneath it . Having observed that the secretion always clung to the gauze dressing , that as a rule the ...
... grafts . Next tried McIntosh dressing . This heated the tissue too much , and the grafts were often found floating in the pus beneath it . Having observed that the secretion always clung to the gauze dressing , that as a rule the ...
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