Antiseptic surgery: its principles, practice history and results / by W. Watson Cheyne.
London, [England]: Smith, Elder, 1882.
Tabla de Contenido
Preliminares.
Contents.
List of illustrations.
Antiseptic surgery.
Chapter I. The particulate theory of fermentation. On the fermentation of boiled substances.
Chapter II. The particulate theory of fermentation. On the fermentation of unboiled substances.
II. Blood.
III. Urine.
V. Egg albumen.
VI. Vegetable Tissues.
Chapter III. Aseptic surgery - materials employed.
Chapter IV. Aseptic Surgery (continued)
Chapter V. Aseptic Surgery.
Chapter VI. Aseptic Surgery- Modipications.
Chapter VII. Aseptic Surgery - ( concluded ).
Chapter VIII. Theories of spontaneous generation, heterogenesis and abiogenesis.
Chapter IX. Spontaneous generation (continued).
Chapter X., Spontaneous generation (concluded).
Chapter XI. Relation of micro-organisms to fermentation.
Chapter XII. Relation of micro-organisms to the fluids and tissues of the living body.
Chapter XIII. Antiseptic surgery.
I.- Methods by which various antiseptics are added to the discharge, so as to hinder the development of organisms in it.
II. On free drainage as an antiseptic method.
III. Irrigation and immersion.
IV. Concentration of the fluids, and their admixture with oxygen.
V. Assist the destroying action of the healthy living tissues on bacteria.
Chapter XIV. History of antiseptic surgery.
Chapter XV. History of antiseptic surgery- (continued).
Chapter XVI. History of antiseptic surgery- (concluded).
Chapter XVII. Results of antiseptics surgery.
Chapter XVIII. Results of antiseptics surgery ( continued).
Chapter XIX. Results of antiseptic surgery (continued).
Chapter XX. Results of antiseptic surgery- (continued).
Chapter XXI. Results of antiseptic surgery- (concluded).