On varicose disease of the lower extremities and its allied disorders : skin discoloration, induration, and ulcer being the Lettsomian Lectures delivered before the Medical Society of London in 1867 / by John Gay.

  • Gay, John, 1813-1885.
Date:
1868
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Credit: On varicose disease of the lower extremities and its allied disorders : skin discoloration, induration, and ulcer being the Lettsomian Lectures delivered before the Medical Society of London in 1867 / by John Gay. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    REFERENCES. PLATE i. Fig. Page 1. The Internal Saphena and its Principal Branches 22 2. The External Saphena 23 3. Contraction of the last portion of Internal Saphena 28 4. Channels of communication betvveeen the Saphenous and deep Venous System 33 5. Valves in Saphenous Branches 3° 6. Communications between Venae Comites 32 PLATE 2. 1. Experiment to show the constantly Centripetal Current in Veins 33 2. Dissection 4 65 3- » 7 67 4- ,» 8 69 5- » 10 71 6- „ 73 7. A Varicose Vein communicating with a Vena Comes 74 8. Clot in Varicose Vein 74 PLATE 3. 1. Saphenous Congestion in the Leg of a Dog, seven days after the destruction of a portion of the Femoral Vein 47 2. Dissection 1—Tegumentary Varicosity 60 3. Dilated Saphena 62 4. Dissection 3 63 5. Clubbed Clot and Clot with Tendrils 64 5. I., II.—Dissection 13 76 6. Embolism of Peroneal and Posterior Tibial Veins 64 PLATE 4. 1. Dissection 6 66 2. „ 14 78 2. Fusiform Saphenous Varix 102 3. Lamellated Clot in Vena: Comites So 4. Dissection 17 3^ 4. Thrombosis of Posterior Tibial and Peroneal Vena: Comites 85 5. Fibrous Degeneration of Adipose Tissue 156 6. Dissection 20 Sg