Umbilical hernia, operation, cure : ligation of femoral artery for popliteal aneurism, cure : fecal fistula caused by appendicitis, operation, cure : a clinical lecture delivered at the Jefferson Medical College Hospital, April 6, 1892 / by W.W. Keen.

  • Keen, William W. (William Williams), 1837-1932.
Date:
1892
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Credit: Umbilical hernia, operation, cure : ligation of femoral artery for popliteal aneurism, cure : fecal fistula caused by appendicitis, operation, cure : a clinical lecture delivered at the Jefferson Medical College Hospital, April 6, 1892 / by W.W. Keen. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Fig. i. Injuries inflicted upon human arteries by a ligature. A, com- mon femoral; B, subclavian (third part) showing how little even of the external coat was unruptured. (BALLANCE and ED- MUNDS.) of the intima is even more important than the subse- quent formation of occluding thrombi. (Fig. 2.) They very properly appeal to Nature, as Dr. J. Collins Warren, of Boston, has also done in his admirable book on the Fig. 2. The application of four ligatures. A, external view; B, appear- ance on section, showing the approximation of a long portion oi the surfaces of the tunica intima. (Ballance and Edmunds.)