Left subclavio-axillary traumatic aneurysm : ligation of subclavian artery in the second part of its course : recovery, with perfect use of arm / by Henry Gray Croly.

  • Croly, Henry Gray.
Date:
1899
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Credit: Left subclavio-axillary traumatic aneurysm : ligation of subclavian artery in the second part of its course : recovery, with perfect use of arm / by Henry Gray Croly. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    nearly cicatrised. Tumour diniinislied every day; suppu- ration feared, and on seventy-eighth day the tumour was re- duced to one-fifth of original size. Patient made a perfect recovery. This Photo, shows the patient holding up a half cwt. with the left arm after operation, and also shows the restored muscular development. Liston's case, 1820.—Coachman, aged 35. Left sub- olavio-axillary aneurysm caused by a fall on the shoulder; second stage of artery tied; outer half of scalenus anticus divided; external jugular vein was cut; secondary hasnior-