A Dictionary of Practical Surgery, Vol. 2 of 2: Comprehending All the Most Interesting Improvements, From the Earliest Times Down to the Present ... The Etymology and Signification of the - Softcover

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Excerpt from A Dictionary of Practical Surgery, Vol. 2 of 2: Comprehending All the Most Interesting Improvements, From the Earliest Times Down to the Present Period; An Account of the Instruments and Remedies Employed in Surgery; The Etymology and Signification of the Principal Terms

If bleeding alone has been practised, and the manual efforts at red netico should not now succeed, the warm bath may be employed, provided it can be got ready in a very short time, but none should ever be lost in wait ing for it to be prepared. When the bath is used, the taxis may be attempted, as the patient lies in the water; a situation in which I have succeeded in reducing several hernias.

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