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General Books publication date: 2009 Original publication date: 1871 Original Publisher: Churchill Description: Includes lectures delivered before the medical students of Queen's Hospital. Subjects: Fracture Fixation Extremities Leg Notes: This is a black and white OCR reprint of the original. It has no illustrations and there may be typos or missing text. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access to Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free. Excerpt: Klate I. Plate 17. Plcue TJ. . Pla. te Plate VII History of a Successful Case of Amputation at the Hip Joint. The Limb 48 inches in circumference, 99 Pounda weight. WITH FOOR PHOTOGRAPHS BY 8AIORY AND PIEKRt-PETIT. " The ease reflects great credit ou Mr. Gatugee. The accuracy of Ilia diagnosis, the skill aud courage which he showed in performing the operation, the wisdom which regulated the after treatment, are all features whieh denervt commendation." -- British a, id Foreign Medico-Chirwgical Review. II. Researches in Pathological Antomy, and Clinical Surgery, WITH SIX fLATKS. ' Mr. Gamgev is evidently enthusiastically fond of diving into every question of | xithology, the more obscure the more deeply . . . Ve can recommend Mr. Gamgec's book as a collection of very interesting papers, ou which the subjects are very ably handled. -- T/te Luiwet." This work fully sustains Mr. Gamgee's character for deep research, unwearied industry, and great clearness of judgment." -- Britiih Medical Journal. III. REFLECTIONS ON PBTIT'S OPERATION AND ON PURO-A. TIVKH A. FTBK HERNIOTOMY. We believe that no one can read this little work, without feeling confidence in the author's calm powers of analyzing evidence, and reasoning ou facts. -- Auociation Medical Journal. IV. On the advantages of the Starched Appartus in the Treatment of Fractures,