Atlas and epitome of operative surgery / by Dr. Otto Zuckerkandl ... authorized translation from the German; edited by J. Chalmers Da Costa ... With 24 colored plates and 217 illustrations in the text.

  • Zuckerkandl, Otto, 1861-1921.
Date:
1898
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Credit: Atlas and epitome of operative surgery / by Dr. Otto Zuckerkandl ... authorized translation from the German; edited by J. Chalmers Da Costa ... With 24 colored plates and 217 illustrations in the text. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PAGE Ligation of the saphenous vein 77 Ligation of the popliteal artery 77 Ligation of the anterior and posterior tibial arteries 80 2. Amputations and Enucleations. Indications 86 General considerations upon amputations 87 Circular incision 88 Flap-amputations 96 Oval incision 108 Division of the bone 108 Amputations and Exarticulations of the Lower Extremity. Amputation of the leg 112 Syme's amputation 113 Pirogoff's amputation of the foot 120 Achillotenotomy 132 Exarticulations and Amputations in the Eegion of the Foot. Exarticulations through the interphalangeal or metatarsophalangeal joints 132 Amputation of all toes through the metatarsus 137 Esarticulation of the great toe with the metatarsus 138 Exarticulation through the tarsometatarsal joints by the method of Lisfranc 139 Intertarsal amputation 146 Intertarsal exarticulation (Chopart) 149 Subastragaloid enucleation iMalgaigne) 150 Exarticulation of the leg at the knee-joint 153 Amputation of the thigh 154 Circular incision in two stages 155 Flap-formation 156 Osteoplastic supracondylar amputation of the tliigh by the method of Gritty 161 Osteoplastic supracondylar amputation of the thigh by the method of Ssabanajeff 162 Exarticulation at the hip-joint 163 Exarticulation at the hip-joint by the method of Esmarch . . . 163 Exarticulation at the hip-joint, with the formation of two musculo- tegumentary flaps by transfixion 163