Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León

Clinical lectures on surgery: delivered at the hospital of / by L. Gossellin.

Philadelphis, [Philadelphia]: Henry C. Lea, 1878.

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Preliminares.

Clinical lectures on surgery.

Part I. surgical diseases of youth.

Lecture I. ingrown toe-nail and its treatment.

Lecture II. Sub-ungual exostosis of the greal toe.

Lecture III. Non-specific piphysary exostosis of touth or exostosis of lopment.devel.

Lecture IV. Suffocating and rebellious naso-pharyngeal fibroma or fibrous polyp.

Parte 2.

Lecture V. two cases of subacute non-spupurating epihsary steitis.

Lecture VI. Hyperostosis of right. II. Necrosis of left tibia.

Lecture VII. Acute epipysary osteitis of the left femur, with suppurating arthristis of the kneer. Amputation of the thing.

Lecture VIII. Tarsalgia of adolescents.-(first, second, and third segrees.)

Parte 2.

Part II. Fractures of the limbs.

Lecture IX. Anatomical and clinical phenomena of consolidation after fracture of long, flat, and short bones.

Parte 2.

Lecture X. phenomena of consolidation after compound suppurating fractures.

Lecture XI. Fractures of the leg.

Parte 2.

Lecture XII. Fractures of the leg-continued.

Lecture XIII. Compound fractures of the lower third of the leg.

Parte 2.

Lecture XIV. Fracture of the leg.

Lecture XV. Bi-mallfolar and supra-mallbolar fractures of the leg.

Lecture XVI. Consecutive and late phenomena of simple fractures of the leg.

Lecture XVII. Fractures of the leg.

Lecture XVIII. Fractures of the patella.

Lecture XIX. Fracture of the patella.

Parte 2.

Lecture XX. Simple fractures of the shaft the femur.

Parte 2.

Lecture XXI. Fractures of the neck the femur.

Parte 2.

Lecture XXII. Fracture of the lower estremity of the femur.

Lecture XXIII. Spontaneous fractures, and iterative fractures of the shaft of the femur.

Lecture XXIV. Fractures of the lower extremity of the radius.

Lecture XXV. Fracture of the lower extremity of the radius-continued.

Lecture XXVI. Fracture of the clavicle sy muscular action.

Part III. Traumatic osteitis and necrosis.

Lecture XXVII. Traumatic steitis of long bones.

Lecture XXVIII. Necroaia of the long bones.

Parte 2.

Part IV. Traumatic fever, pyemia, and septicaemia.

Lecture XXIX. Traumatic fever.

Lecture XXX. Purulent infection or pyemia.

Parte 2.

Lecture XXXI. Etiology of surgical septicemia.

Lecture XXXII. Treatment and prophylaxis of surgical septicemia.

Parte 2.

Part V. diseases of the articulations.

Lecture XXXIII. Diagnosis of traumatic dislocations.

Parte 2.

Lecture XXXIV. Traumatic arthritis of the knee.

Lecture XXXV. Acute and subacute spontaneous arthritis of the knee.

Lecture XXXVI.chronic arthritis of the knee-hydrarthosis.

Lecture XXXVII. Chronic arthritis of the kneer, continued.-fungoid arthritis or qhite swelling.

Lecture XXXVIII. Dry arthristis of the kneer.

Lecture XXXIX. General considerations upon arthritis in the ather articulations.

Part VI. Phñegmons, abscess, fistula.

Lecture XLI. Abscesses of the hand consecutive to synovitis of the flesor tendons.

Lecture XLI. Superficiall and diffuse phlegmon of the forearm.

Lecture XLII. Dental abscesses and fisule.

Index.

Lecture XXVII.

Lecture XXVIII.

Lecture XXIX.

Lecture XXX.

Lecture XXXL.

Lecture XXXIL.

Lecture XXXIIL.

Appendix B.

Index.

Lectures on fever. Henry C. Lea.

Part I. essential fever and its secondary affections.

Lecture. I-XXIV.

Part II. Treatment of fever.

Lecture XXV- XXXIII.

Lectures on the diseases of the nervous system delivered at la salpetrière.

Part I. disorders of nutrition consequent on lesions the brain and spinal cord.

Lecture I- II-II-IV.

I disorders of nutrition consequemt on lesion of the nevers.

II. Nutritive disorders consecutive on nerve lesions (continued).
III. Disorders of nutrition consecutive on lesions of the apinal cord and brain.
IV. Nutritive disorders consecutive on lesions of the brain and spinal cord. (conclusion.) affections of the viscera. Theoretical observations.

Part II. Paralysis agitans and disseminated sclerosis.

Lecture V-VI-VII-VIII.

V. On paralysis agitans.

VI. Disseminated sclerosis. Phatological anatomy.
VII. Disseminated sclerosis. Its symptomatology.
VIII. Apoledtiform seizures in disseminated sclerosis. Periods and forms. Phatological physiology. Etiology. Treatment.

Part III. Hysteria. Hystero-epilepsy.

Lecture IX-XI-XII-XII-appendix.

Lecture XI. Ovarian hyperaesthesia.

Lecture XII. Hysterical contracture.
Lecture XIII. Lhystero-epilepsy.

Appendix.

Lectures on diseases of the nervous system.

Part first. Disordes of nutrition consequent on lesions of the brain and spinal cord.

Lecture I. disorders of nutrition consecuent on lesions of the nerves.

Parte 2.
Parte 3.

Lecture III. Disorders of nutrition consecutive on lesions of th spinal cord and b.

Parte 2.
Parte 3.
Parte 4.

Lecture IV. Nutritive disorders consecutive on lesions of the brain and spinal cord (conclusion). Affections of the viscera. Theoretical observations.

Parte 2.

Part segond. Paralysis agitans and disseminated sclerosis.

Lecture V. on paralysis agitans.

Parte 2.
Parte 3.

Lecture VI. Disseminated sclerosis. Pathological anatomy.

Parte 2.

Lecture VII. Disseminated sclerosis: its symptomatology.

Parte 2.

Lecture VIII. Apoplectiform seizures in disseminated sclerosis. Periods and forms. Phatological physiology. Pkysiology. Etiology. Treatment.

Parte 2.

Part third. Hysteris.-hystero-epilepsy.

Lecture IX. Hysterical ischuria.

Parte 2.

Lecture X. hysterical hemianesthesia.

Parte 2.

Lecture XI. Ovarian hyperesthesia.

Parte 2.

Lecture XIV. Hysterical contracture.

Lecture XIII. Hystero epilepsy.

Parte 2.

Appendix.

Index.