Cursory account of the various methods of shoeing horses ... with incidental observations.

  • Moorcroft, William, 1767-1825.
Date:
1800
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Credit: Cursory account of the various methods of shoeing horses ... with incidental observations. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAP. II. | Modes of reducing a Rupture. In cafes of ftridture, the patient fhould lj on the fide of his body, contrary to t; on which the Rupture is ; by which pofitii there mufi be a lateral receffion of pref i: from the aperture, which will giveeafe w;< the intefline or omentum cannot from i flammation recede through the aperture* Another pofition, in cafes of difficult, to put a chair with its back on the groin the patient’s heels to be placed againfh wall, and his head on the ground. Let your breath be drawn in, before,7 attempt to reduce your Rupture. * I am indebted to Mr. Morpie, of Dublin, f ' idea. fit