A treatise on the process employed by nature in suppressing the hemorrhage from divided and punctured arteries : and on the use of the ligature ; concluding with observations on secondary hemorrhage ; the whole deduced from an extensive series of experiments, and illustrated by fifteen plates / by J.F.D. Jones, M.D. member of the Royal College of Surgeons of London.

  • Jones, J. F. D. (John Frederick Drake), approximately 1780-1813.
Date:
1811
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Credit: A treatise on the process employed by nature in suppressing the hemorrhage from divided and punctured arteries : and on the use of the ligature ; concluding with observations on secondary hemorrhage ; the whole deduced from an extensive series of experiments, and illustrated by fifteen plates / by J.F.D. Jones, M.D. member of the Royal College of Surgeons of London. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAPTER II. On the means which Nature employs for suppressing the hemorrhage from punctured or partially divided arteries; and on the process of reparation which takes place in those arteries 86—124 SECTION I. Experiments on horses and dogs to ascertain the process 86—111 SECTION II. The process described, supported by the experiments related in Section I. and by the observations of Petit, Haller, and others r 112—124 CHAPTER III. The operation of the ligature ascertained by experi- ments on horses and dogs. It divides the middle and internal coats of an artery, which injury gives rise to the adhesive inflammation 125—136 CHAPTER IV. On the process of adhesion, and the final changes of an artery, in consequence of the application of the ligature 137—165 SECTION I. A series of experiments made with the ligature on the entire or truncated arteries of dogs 137 153 SECTION II. The events resulting from the application of the liga- ture described l59 165