Observations on the surgical anatomy of the head and neck : illustrated by cases and engravings / by Allan Burns.

  • Burns, Allan, 1781-1813.
Date:
1811
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Credit: Observations on the surgical anatomy of the head and neck : illustrated by cases and engravings / by Allan Burns. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Page. Gordon, Dr. saw disease of a conglobate gland resembling enlarge- ment of the thymus gland, . - - n Gullet, foreign substances impacted in, - - - 75 Haller met with the lower thyroid artery arising from the carotid, !397 twice saw the black -variety of fungus hxmatodes,—Note, 3C4 Harrold, Mr. lost a patient from effusion of blood into the trachea, 398 fieberden, Dr. his cases of pulsating tumours, which disappeared without suppurating or bursting, were probably enlarged glands over the common carotid artery, - - - 82 H.tmorrhage, secondary, arises from including parts aronnd the ar- tery, - - - 124 cauf.es of, - - - 119 Home, Mr. Everard, has shpwn that the tongue maybe extirpated by ligature, - - - - 237 Humeral artery, obliteration of, without any obvious cause, - 114 Hunter, Mr. John, the first scientific improver of the operation for the cure of aneurism, - 135,137 , causes which produced failure of his first opera- tion for aneurism, - - - - 137 Hyoid bone, situation of, - - - - 65 Innominata, arteria. An experiment to prove that after it has been tied, injection will pass from the aorta into the right carotid artery, and the vessels of the right arm, - - 31 Remarks on practicability of tying this vessel in the living patient, - - - 43 , situation of, in childhood, - 377 Jones, Dr. his description of the effects produced by the application of a ligature to an artery, - - 107 his opinion, that early exertion may rupture a newly ad- hered artery, considered, - - - 129 his supposition, that to procure adhesion of an artery, the ligature must divide its internal coat and tissu arte- rial considered, - - - - 112 Jugular vein, situation of, - - - - 70 abscess burst into, • - - - 73 ,. dilatation of, case where it formed a tumour just be- hind the angle of the jaw, . - « - 378 Labialis superficialis, arteria, origin of - - - 332 Lachrymal duct, stricture of, how to be treated, - - 339 gland, diseased, case of, - - 364 , dissection of, ' - - S66-3G8 sac, situation of, - - - - 334 lisennee describes a peculiar variety of fungus hxmatodes under the name of Melanoses.—Note, - - - 364 Laryngeal nerve, situation of, . - - - SO Laryngotomy, objection to its performance, • - 392