... treatment of the cavity, 720 ; percussion and auscultation sounds after healing of the wound, 722; results of the author's ...

... the alteration for the better of the physical sounds, attest the healing qualities of the remedy. Part iv., p. 45. ... hard swelling of the limb, and allows speedy healing and sound cicatrization without further trouble. Varicose.—Professor Syme recommends ...

... to pressure, The best results in the early sound healing is seen when a wound is closed in ... blood -..-§ o los?,forotherhasefphromc infectiori is encouraged and' healing: ... it may be-observed that a sound and significant concept in the surgical care of ...

... to all such operations, and immensely promotes the healing and sound- ness of the gums and teeth. Hundreds of Dentists use it in all similar cases, some of them disguis- ing it with other ... curative and healing properties. Ears. It has great reputation for the ...

... Primary epithelization of such w7ounds is requisite to sound wound healing. The type of incision employed in wounds of ...

... of the cavity, 720; percussion and auscul- tation sounds after healing of the wound, 722 ; results of the author's ...

... Slough- ing follows; and during the process of healing, metallic sounds should be introduced daily until cicatrization has taken ...

... to pressure. The best results in the early sound healing is seen when a wound is closed in ...

... dislocation being postponed until it is thought that healing is really sound. Dislocations should be reduced under anaesthesia if muscular ... enlargement of the wound, not by removal of sound bone. If rapid healing is impossible on account of laceration, the same ...

... to putrefy, than the pure pus, discharged from sound abscesses, or healing sores. Pure matter, though easily rendered sus- ceptible ... To keep the mouth of an abscess from healing before its bottom, tlie collection of ... orifice, more espe- cially when sound, yet, in such cases, the skin over the ...