The Principles of SurgeryMurray, 1863 - 555 páginas |
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Términos y frases comunes
abscess absorption acromion process action afforded amputation aneurism appears applied artery articular attended axilla bandage becomes bladder bleeding blood body bone cartilage cause cavity chronic cicatrix circumstances clavicle compression consequence consists constitutional cure derangement disease dislocation dissection divided ecchymosis edges effect effusion employed exciting exfoliation exposed extent external extremities femur finger flap fluid fomentations forceps former fracture frequently glands glenoid cavity healing hemorrhage humerus inches incision induced inflammation injury integuments introduced irritation joint knife less ligament ligature limb matter means membrane merely mode morbid motion muscles occasion occasionally occurs operation orifice osseous osseous tissue pain patient performed periosteum peritoneum portion pressure prevent proper puncture remains remedy removed render requires scapula seat seldom shoulder-joint side skin sloughing sometimes splints structure suffer sufficient suppuration surface surgeon swelling symptoms synovial membrane tendon texture thickening thigh tibia tion tissue treatment tumour ulceration urethra usually veins vessels violence wound
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