 There is nothing in gypfum injurious, if it be free from lime ; it will foon become very dry and light, and the limb may be bathed with fpirits, which will penetrate through the covering. Spirits may be ufed inftead of water, or mixed with it (or vinegar)...  Philosophical Magazine - Страница 901799Пълен достъп - Информация за книгата
 | 1799 - 486 страници
...vinegar), at the firlt waking of the plaiier. I Гал a cafe of a «oft terrible compound rraéUire of the leg and thigh, by the fall of a cannon, Cured in this manner. The patient was feated on the ground, and the plaiier cafe .extended from below his heel to the upper part... | |
 | 1799 - 484 страници
...be ufed inftead of water, or mixed with it (or vinegar), at the firft making of the plalter. I law a cafe of a moft terrible compound fracture of the leg and thigh, by the full of a cannon, cured in this manner. The patient was listed on the ground, and the platter cafe... | |
 | William Eton - 1798 - 556 страници
...may be ufed inftead of water, or mixed with it (or vinegar) at the firft making of the plafter. I law a cafe of a moft terrible compound fracture of the...to the upper part of his thigh, whence a bandage, faftened into the plafter, went round his body. He reclined back when he flept, as he could not lie... | |
 | William Eton - 1799 - 570 страници
...ufed inftead of water, or mixed with it (or vinegar) at the firft making of the plafter. I law a cale of a moft terrible compound fracture of the leg and...to the upper part of his thigh, whence a bandage, faftened into the plafter, went round his body. He reclined back when he flept, as he could not lie... | |
 | Joseph Emerson Worcester - 1823 - 512 страници
...fracture of the leg and thigh cured in this manner. T^e person was seated on the ground, and the plaster extended from below his heel to the upper part of his thigh, whence a bandage, fastened into tha plaster, went round his body. He reclined back when he slept, as he could not lie... | |
 | Sir Richard Phillips - 1826 - 480 страници
...fracture of the leg- and thigh cured in this manner. The person was seated on the ground, and the plaster extended from below his heel to the upper part of his thigh, whence a bandage, fastened into the plaster, went round his body. lie reclined back when he slept, as he could not lie... | |
 | Sir Richard Phillips - 1838 - 480 страници
...fracture of the leg and thigh cured in this manner. The person was seated on the ground, and the plaster extended from below his heel to the upper part of his thigh, whence a bandage, fasten ed into the plaster, went round his body. He reclined back when he slept, as he could not lie... | |
 | Leonard F. Peltier - 1990 - 316 страници
...of water, or mixed with it (or vinegar) at the first making of the plaster. I saw a case of a most terrible compound fracture of the leg and thigh by the fall of a cannon, cured in this manner. The person was seated on the ground and the plaster case extended, from below his heel to the upper part... | |
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