... by pres- sure. 2. Ulceration and sloughing of soft tissues. Free ulcerating spot from pressure by careful padding of splint. 3. Muscular spasm. Treat by moderate pressure, morphia injections, or tenotomy. 4. Gangrene. Usually the result of ...

... Simple microscope ... 1 Smee, Mr., his minute carmine injections . . . . . 42 Smith, Mr. James, his dissecting microscope . . . . 37 Smith, Dr. Lawrence, his in- verted microscope . . -95 Soaking tissues . . . 16 Soda, solution of. . . -99 Soft tissues, instruments for cutting thin sections of . . . 32 ,, ...

... a few hours to several weeks. If the injection is made into the subcutaneous tissue the tumefaction is soft and of the nature of an oedema, while ...

... of local anaes- — thetic to minimize pain of injection; penicillin in oil and wax; technique for continuous intramuscular drip. In surgery: compound fracture dislocation of ankle with extensive soft tissue destruction; skin grafting in burn case; mastoid abscess = ...

... a spiral motion beginning at the site of injection and progressing outward until an area of about three inches has been prepared. Pick up the soft tissues between left thumb and forefinger, and with the ...

... much more uniform in its effects on the soft tissues of the gums, etc. It is applicable also by hypoder- mic injection, as has already been proved, and I do ...

... and contracted, portions of it instead of feeling soft and supple are often ... obtained by the method of injection, by the use of bougies, and by the ...

... chiefly of a dark red or violet-coloured injection of the inner mem- brane and connecting cellular tissue ; great soft- ening and friability of those tissues, with slight ...

... and therapy of various types of wounds of soft tissues and bony structures; control of hemorrhage, clearance and mainte- nance of air passages, application of traction. Treatment of shock and injections, use of antitoxins, toxoids, debridement, surgical measures. FIRST ...

... also to afford an easy entrance for the injection of anti- septic and stimulating agents in the treatment of such cases. Drainage can also be made through soft tissues, such as the gum, etc., by strands of ...