A concise relation of the effects of an extraordinary styptic, lately discovered : in a series of letters from several gentlemen of the Faculty to Barth. Ruspini.

  • Ruspini Bartholomew, 1728-1813.
Date:
1785
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Credit: A concise relation of the effects of an extraordinary styptic, lately discovered : in a series of letters from several gentlemen of the Faculty to Barth. Ruspini. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    that one of the large branches, the ante- rier tibial artery, appeared perfedlly clofed, and though excited to bleed by moving the end of it to and fro with the finger, yet it did not yield any blood. I am, dear Sir, Your very humble Servant, J. JUSTAMOND. Letter from Mr. We l b a n k. Surgeon, May\o, 178.5. Sir, IT is with, pleafure I communi- cate to you a cafe of an hsemorrhage from the nofe, in which the application of your ftyptic folution was attended with fuccefs. Thomas Agland, fervant to Mr. Moore, at the fign of the Friar, in Black-Frkrs, was