Diseases and surgery of the genito-urinary system v. 1, Band 1Lea & Febiger, 1908 |
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abdominal abscess acute artery beneath bladder blades blood Bottini bougie calculus caliber canal Carcinoma catheter cavernosa cavity cent chancroidal chronic condition connective tissue cord corpora cystitis cystoscope cystotomy death dilatation disease dissection diverticulum divided drainage ejaculatory ducts enlarged enucleation epididymis external perineal urethrotomy fibrous finger flap fluid forceps gland glans gonorrhoeal hemorrhage hydrocele hypertrophy infection inflammation inguinal injury instrument internal urethrotomy irrigation kidney lateral lobes layer litholapaxy lithotomy meatus median membranous urethra method mortality mucous membrane muscle occurs opening operation orchitis organ orifice outer pain passed patient penis perineum peritoneal phimosis posterior prepuce present prostatectomy prostatic urethra rectum recurrence removed renal resection scrotal scrotum seminal vesicles sheath side skin spermatic stone stricture suppuration suprapubic cystotomy surface surgeons surgical sutures symptoms testicle testis treatment tube tumor tunica vaginalis ulceration ureters urethrotomy urethrotomy incision urinary urine usually vesical vessels wall wound
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Seite 67 - No influence of cold in the production of the rheumatism. 2. Very rarely observed in women. 3. Nonfebrile, or much less so than simple rheumatism. Even in acute cases reaction never attains the habitual intensity of rheumatic fever. 4. Symptoms habitually limited to a small number of joints. The affection never becomes general to the same extent as does simple rheumatism. 5. Less movable than simple rheumatism, going from one joint to another less quickly. No delitescence ; no real jumping from one...
Seite 355 - Cancer of the prostate remains for a long time within the confines of the lobes, the urethra, bladder and especially the posterior capsule of the prostate resting inviolate for a considerable period. Extra-prostatic invasion nearly always occurs first along the ejaculatory ducts into the space immediately above the prostate between the seminal vesicles and the bladder and beneath the fascia of Denonvilliers.
Seite 304 - OF FEEDING. Destructive insects may be divided into two classes, according to the nature of the mouth parts. This is especially important from an economic point of view. The grasshopper, being provided with jaws, can be killed by poisons. The chinch bug, with a sucking mouth, can not be killed by poisoning. The first eats its food, as do the higher animals, while the other sucks the sap from...
Seite 471 - ... alcohol. Very small objects may be treated with osmic acid in the form of vapor (vaporization). This is done as follows: A very small quantity of osmic acid solution is put in a small dish. The object is then suspended by a thread in such a way that it does not come in contact with the fluid. The dish should be covered with a well-fitting lid.
Seite 67 - Symptoms usually involve a number of the articulations; sometimes nearly all of them. 5. Symptoms : Movable, ambulatory fluxions ; rapid delitescence, jumping from one joint to another. 6. Pains always rather intense, sometimes excessive, disappearing less rapidly than those of gonorrheal rheumatism.
Seite 554 - ... the left buttock — we make an oblique incision, cutting down direct upon the stone where it protrudes, so that the external incision may be wider, but the internal not larger than just to allow the stone to fall through it. Sometimes, from the pressure of the finger or fingers at the anus, the...
Seite 197 - The veins of both groups finally unite into one vessel, the spermatic vein; that on the right side emptying into the inferior vena cava, and on the left, into the left renal vein.
Seite 489 - The lesion produced by the coccidium oviforme is essentially a process of chronic inflammation and is not analogous to the lesion seen in cancer. (2) The lesion in molluscum contagiosum is characterized by certain changes in the epidermis, is not due to the action of a protozoon, and is not analogous to cancer. (3) The so-called "blastomycetes" ("saccharomycetes") of Sanfelice and Plimmer are torulae. (4) The lesions produced by these " blastomycetes" (torulae) are essentially nodules of peculiar...
Seite 231 - The gummy form is marked by the formation of nodules, usually multiple, which seem often to take their origin in the external tunic of a vessel or in the wall of a spermatic tubule (Lancereaux). They may be found of all sizes up to that of an egg, and consist of an agglomeration of cells toughly united by fibrous elements into a lump, presenting, on section, a grayish-yellow or distinct dark-yellow colour. As they get larger these nodules tend to soften at the centre.
Seite 490 - ... blastomycetes" ("saccharomycetes") of Sanfelice and Plimmer are torulae. (4) The lesions produced by these "blastomycetes" (torulae) are essentially nodules of peculiar granulation tissue, are not cancerous, nor in any sense true "tumors." (5) Blastomycetes are not constantly present In human cancers. (6) The peculiar bodies seen In the protoplasm of cancer cells are not parasites, nor the cause of the lesions, but probably are In part at least atypical stages of the process of secretion by glandular...