Cargando…

Account of a Singular Calculous Degeneration of the Scrotum, for Which the Whole of That Part Was Successfully Removed

Detalles Bibliográficos
Autor principal:	Mott, Valentine
Formato:	Online Artículo Texto
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	J. Souter 1827
Materias:	Original Papers, and Cases Obtained from Public Institutions and Other Authentic Sources
Acceso en línea:	https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5673433/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30495464

Ejemplares similares

Case of Strangulated Hernia, in Which There Was Considerable Ambiguity, Owing to the Scrotum Having Been Bruised, and a Tobacco Glyster Administered Prior to the Patient's Admission
por: Shaw,
Publicado: (1826)

Case of Axillary Aneurism, in Which the Subclavian Artery Was Successfully Secured in a Ligature
por: Mott, Valentine
Publicado: (1831)

Case of Hydatids in the Tibia, in Which Four Inches of the Anterior Part of the Bone Were Removed
por: Wickham, W. J.
Publicado: (1827)

Account of a Fleshy Tumor, for Which the Carotid Artery Was Tied
por: Mayo, Charles
Publicado: (1827)

Singular Case of Mortification
por: Green,
Publicado: (1827)

Paper on a Singular Description of Disease Which Appeared in the Island of St. Christopher, in the Latter End of the Year 1827 and Beginning of 1828
por: Squaer, John
Publicado: (1828)

Case of Singular Nævus Maternus
por: Bennett, G.
Publicado: (1827)

Fatal Case of Cerebral Affection, in Which Irritability of the Stomach Was a Prominent Symptom, and in Which Tubercles Were Found in the Brain, and Softening in the Cerebellum
por: Chambers,
Publicado: (1826)

Case in Which an Attempt Was Made to Extirpate Ovarian Tumors
por: Granville,
Publicado: (1826)

Two Cases of Sloughing Ulceration, in Which Repeated Bleeding Was Employed
por: Rose,
Publicado: (1826)

Case of a Singular Variety of Hernia
por: Brodie, B. C.
Publicado: (1827)

Successful Amputation at the Hip-Joint
por: Mott, Valentine
Publicado: (1827)

Case of Inguinal Hernia, in Which the Operation Was Performed without Opening the Sac
por: Travers,
Publicado: (1826)

Fatal Case of Cerebral Affection, with Certain Anomalous Symptoms Not Accounted for by the Appearances Found after Death
por: Recamier,
Publicado: (1826)

A Case of Popliteal Aneurism, in Which the Femoral Artery Was Found to Be Divided into Two Trunks, Which Again Became Reunited Where the Vessel Passes through the Tendon of the Triceps Muscle
por: Bell, C.
Publicado: (1826)

Fatal Case of Cerebral Affection, in Which the Symptoms Underwent Much Temporary Mitigation from the Formation of an Abscess in the Axilla; and in Which Serous Effusion Was Found in the Brain, and a Tumor in the Cerebellum
por: Latham, P. M.
Publicado: (1826)

Two Cases of Sloughing Ulceration, in Which Nitric Acid Was the Principal Local Application
por: Green,
Publicado: (1826)

Case of Hernia, in Which the Tumor Was of Very Large Size, in Consequence of an Effusion of Serum into the Sac
por: Shaw,
Publicado: (1826)

Case of Strangulated Inguinal Hernia, in Which the Operation Was Performed a Second Time in the Same Place
por: Boyle,
Publicado: (1826)

Case of Incarcerated Scrotal Hernia of the Omentum, in Which from the Absence of Urgent Symptoms, No Operation Was Required
por: Brodie,
Publicado: (1826)

Case of Uterine Hemorrhage, Occurring in a Patient of the Middlesex Infirmary, in Which Transfusion of Blood Was Employed Unsuccessfully
por: Jewel, George
Publicado: (1826)

Account of a Case, in Which a Tumor in the Spermatic Chord Was Complicated with Symptoms so Strongly Resembling Those of Incarcerated Bubonocele, as to Lead to an Operation, by Which the True Nature of the Disease Was Ascertained
por: Jeffreys, Henry
Publicado: (1827)

Extravasation of Urine Followed by Extensive Sloughing of the Scrotum, Exposing Both the Testicles, Attended with Severe Constitutional Symptoms, and Terminating Fatally
por: Green,
Publicado: (1827)

Fatal Case of Cerebral Affection, with Symptoms Resembling Hysteria, in Which Yellow Tubercles Were Discovered in the Brain and Cerebellum
por: Hawkins,
Publicado: (1826)

Extravasation of Urine, Followed by Extensive Sloughing of the Scrotum, Integuments of the Penis and of the Abdomen; Successfully Treated by Laying Open the Perineum, and by Free Incisions
por: Green,
Publicado: (1827)

Case of Sarcocele, in Which, after the Removal of One Testicle, the Disease Attacked the Other, and Was Cured by the Use of Bougies
por: North, John
Publicado: (1829)

Obstruction of the Bowels, of Twelve Days' Standing, Cured by Removing Part of Their Contents by a Syringe
por: Alexander, James
Publicado: (1827)

A Letter to Sir Henry Halford, Bart., in Which an Account Is Given of a Severe Epidemic Disease of the Stomach and Bowels, That Occurred at Douglas, Isle of Mann, in August and September Last
por: Oswald, H. R.
Publicado: (1832)

Account of the Sudden Death of an Infant, in Reference to Medical Jurisprudence
por: Gaitskell, Joseph Ashley
Publicado: (1831)

An Account of the Mode of Treating Distortions Adopted in Paris; with Remarks
por: Shaw, John
Publicado: (1826)

Cases in Which the Moxa Was Successfully Applied
por: Wade, R.
Publicado: (1828)

Case in Which the Bones of a Fœtus Were Passed through an Opening in the Abdomen, by Which Aperture the Catamenia Afterwards Flowed
por: Gunning,
Publicado: (1827)

Case in Which Numerous Small Cysts, Some of Which Contained Pus, and Portions of Lymph, Were Found in the Ventricles of the Heart
por: Young,
Publicado: (1826)

Some Account of a Case of Paruria Inops (Good), or Paralysis of the Kidneys
por: Hayward, George
Publicado: (1830)

Case of Axillary Aneurism, in Which a Ligature Was Applied to the Subclavian Artery, and in Which a Gangrenous Condition, Both of the Upper and Lower Extremities, Supervened
por: Brodie,
Publicado: (1827)

Case of Disease of the Left Kidney, Which Terminated Fatally
por: Bryant, J.
Publicado: (1828)

Case of Imperfect Rectum, for Which an Operation Was Successfully Performed
por: Earle,
Publicado: (1826)

Case of Emphysema, in Which the Stethoscope Afforded a Valuable Diagnosis
por: Sym, James
Publicado: (1827)

Cases of Tedious Labour, in Which the Secale Cornutum Was Exhibited; with Remarks
por: Guthrie, James
Publicado: (1827)

Case of Hydrophobia, in Which Bleeding Appears to Have Been of Service
por: Davis, Charles
Publicado: (1828)

Cannot write session to /tmp/vufind_sessions/sess_fj932d2g4h6kr5gabk7ctnqqks