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M. Le Clerc. The Compleat Surgeon or, the whole Art of Surgery explain'd in a most familiar Method
The Compleat Surgeon or, the whole Art of Surgery explain'd in a most familiar Method
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T H E
Compleat Surgeon:
O R , The whole Art of Surgery explain'd in a most familiar Method
L O N D O N,
T H E
P R E F A C E
T H E
Compleat Surgeon:
O R , T H E
Whole A R T
O F
S U R G E R Y
Explain'd, &c
C H A P. I. Of the Qualifications of a Surgeon, and of the Art of Surgery
C H A P. II. Of Chirurgical Instruments, portable and not portable
C H A P. III. Of Anatomy in general; and in particular of all the Parts whereof the Humane Body is compos'd
C H A P. IV. Of the general Division of a Humane Body
C H A P. V. Of the Skeleton
C H A P. VI. Of Myology, or the Anatomy of the Muscles of a Humane Body
C H A P VII. Of the Myology, or Anatomy of the Muscles of the Head
C H A P. VIII. Of the Myology or Anatomy of the Muscles of the Chest; or of the Breast Belly, and Back
C H A P. IX. Of the Myology, or Anatomy of the Muscles of the lower Belly
C H A P. X. Of the Muscles of the Omoplatæ, or Shoulder-Blades, Arms, and Hands
C H A P. XI. Of the Muscles of the Thighs, Legs, and Feet
C H A P. XII. Of the Anatomy of the Nerves, Arteries, and Veins in general
C H A P XII. Of the Anatomy of the Abdomen, or lower Belly
C H A P. XIV. Of the Anatomy of the Thorax, Breast, or middle Venter
C H A P. XV. Of the Anatomy of the Head, or upper Venter
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T R E A T I S E
OF. Straps, Swathing-Bands, Bandages, Bolsters, Splints, Tents, Vesicatories, Setons, Cauteries, Leeches, Cupping-Glasses, and Phlebotomy
C H A P. XVI. Of Straps, Swathing-Bands, Bandages, and Bolsters
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T R E A T I S E
OF
Chirurgical Diseases
C H A P. I. Of Tumours in general, Abcesses or Impostumes, Breakings out, Pustules, and Tubercles
C H A P. II. Of the general Method to be observ'd in the curing of Tumours
C H A P. III. Of Natural Tumours
A R T I C L E I. Of the Phlegmon and its Dependancies
R E M E D I E S
Remedies for Echymoses, Contusions, or Bruises
Of phlegmonous Tumors or Impostumes, and of Remedies proper for 'em
R E M E D I E S
A R T I C L E II. Of the Erysipelas and its Dependances
R E M E D I E S
Of Erysipelatous Tumours or Impostumes, and their Remedies
A R T I C L E III. Of the Oedema
Of Oedomatous Tumours and Impostumes
A R T I C L E IV. Of a Scirrhus, and its peculiar Remedies
Of Scirrhous Tumours, and their Remedies
C H A P. IV. Of Bastard or Encysted Tumours
R E M E D I E S
C H A P. V. Of Critical, Malignant, Pestilential, and Venereal Tumours and Impostumes
C H A P. VI. Of the Scurvy
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T R E A T I S E
OF. Wounds, Ulcers, and Sutures
C H A P. I. Of Sutures
CHAP II. Of Wounds in general
R E M E D I E S
C H A P. III. Of particular Wounds of the Head
C H A P. IV. Of the particular Wounds of the Breast
C H A P. V. Of the particular Wounds of the lower Belly
C H A P VI. Of Wounds made by Guns or Fire-Arms
Of the Prognostick of Wounds by Gun-shot
Of the Cure of Wounds by Gun-shot
Of a Burn made by Gun-Powder
C H A P. VII. Of Ulcers in general
C H A P. VIII. Of Venereal Diseases. Of the Chaude-pisse or Gonorrhæa
Of Shankers
Of Bubo's
Of the Pox
The manner of making the Mercurial Panacæa
Of the proper Composition of the Mercurial Panacæa
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T R E A T I S E
O F T H E
DISEASES
O F T H E
B O N E S
C H A P. I. Of the Dislocation of the Bones
C H A P. II. Of the Fractures of Bones
C H A P. III. Of the particular Fractures of the Skull
C H A P. IV. Of the Caries or Ulcer of the Bones, Exostosis, and Nodus
C H A P. V. Of Cauteries, Vesicatories, Setons, Cupping-Glasses, and Leeches
C H A P. VI. Of Phlebotomy
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Chirurgical Operations
C H A P. I. Of the Operation of the Trepan
Of the Bandage of the Trepan
C H A P. II. Of the Operation of the Fistula Lachrymalis
The Dressing and Bandage of the Fistula Lachrymalis
C H A P. III. Of the Operation of the Cataract
The Dressing and Bandage,
Of other Operations in the Eyes
C H A P. IV. Of the Operation of the Polypus
C H A P. V. Of the Operation of the Hare-Lip
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. VI. Of the Operation of Bronchotomy
C H A P. VII. Of the Operation of the Uvula
C H A P. VIII. Of the Operation of a Cancer in the Breast
The Dressing
C H A P. IX. Of the Operation of the Empyema
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. X. Of the Operation of the Paracentesis of the Lower-Belly
The Bandage and Dressing
The Operation of the Paracentesis of the Scrotum
C H A P XI. Of the Operation of Gastroraphy
C H A P. XII. Of the Operation of the Exomphalus
C H A P. XIII. Of the Operation of the Bubonocele, and of the compleat Rupture
The Dressing and Bandage
Of the compleat Hernia or Rupture
C H A P. XIV. Of the Operation of Castration
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. XV. Of the Operation of the Stone in the Ureter
C H A P. XVI. Of the Operation of Lithotomy
C H A P. XVII. Of the Operation of the Puncture of the Perinæum
C H A P. XVIII. Of the Operation of the Fistula in Ano
C H A P. XIX. Of the Suture or Stitching of a Tendon
C H A P. XX. Of the Cæsarian Operation
C H A P. XXI. Of the Operation of Amputation, with its proper Dressings and Bandages
The Dressing and Bandage
The Bandage commonly call'd Capeline by French Surgeons, or the Head-Bandage
C H A P. XXII. Of the Operation of the Aneurism
The Bandage
C H A P. XXIII. Of the Operation of Phlebotomy
The Bandage
C H A P. XXIV. Of the Operation of Encysted Tumours
Of Ganglions
C H A P. XXV. Of the Operation of the Hydrocephalus
C H A P. XXVI. Of the operation of cutting the Tongue-String
C H A P. XXVII. Of the Operation of opening stopt Ductus's
C H A P. XXVIII. Of the Operation of the Phimosis and Paraphimosis
C H A P. XXIX. Of the Operation of the Varix
C H A P. XXX. Of the Operation of the Panaritium
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. XXXI. Of the Reduction of the falling of the Anus
C H A P. XXXII. Of the Reduction of the falling of the Matrix
C H A P. XXXIII. Of the Application of the Cautery
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. XXXIV. Of the Application of Leeches
The Dressing
C H A P. XXXV. Of the Application of the Seton
C H A P. XXXVI. Of Scarifications
C H A P. XXXVII. Of the Application of Vesicatories
C H A P. XXXVIII. Of the Application of Cupping-Glasses
C H A P. XXXIX. Of the opening of Abcesses or Impostumes
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O F T H E
OPERATIONS
O F
FRACTURES
C H A P. I. Of the Fracture of the Nose
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. II. Of the Fracture of the lower Jaw
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. III. Of the Fracture of the Clavicle
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. IV. Of the Fracture of the Omoplata or Shoulder-Blade
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. V. Of the Fracture of the Ribs
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. VI. Of the Fracture of the Sternum or Breast-Bone
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. VII. Of the Fracture of the Vertebra's
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. VIII. Of the Fracture of the Os Sacrum
C H A P. IX. Of the Fracture of the Coccyx or Rump-Bone
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. X. Of the Fracture of the Humerus or Arm-Bone
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. XI. Of the Fracture of the Bone of the Elbow
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. XII. Of the Fracture of the Carpus or Wrist-Bone
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. XIII. Of the Fracture of the Bone of the Metacarpium
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. XIV. Of the Fracture of the Fingers
C H A P. XV. Of the Fracture of the Thigh
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. XVI. Of the Fracture of the Knee-Pan
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. XVII. Of the Fracture of the Leg
The Dressing and Bandage
The Dressing of Complicated Fractures
C H A P. XVIII. Of the Fracture of the Bone of the Foot
The Dressing and Bandage
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O F T H E
O P E R A T I O N S
Which are perform'd in
L U X A T I O N S
C H A P. I. Of the Luxation of the Nose
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. II. Of the Luxation of the lower-Jaw
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. III. Of the Luxation of the Clavicle
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. IV. Of the Luxation of the Vertebra's
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. V. Of the Luxation of the Coccyx or Rump-Bone
C H A P. VI. Of the Bunch
C H A P. VII. Of the Luxation of the Ribs
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. VIII. Of the Sinking of the Xiphoides, or Sword-like Cartilage
C H A P. IX. Of the Luxation of the Humerus, or Arm-Bone
The Dressing and Bandage
C H A P. X. Of the Luxation of the Elbow
The Bandage
C H A P. XI. Of the Luxation of the Wrist
The Bandage
C H A P. XII. Of the Luxation of the Fingers
Bandage
C H A P. XIII. Of the Luxation of the Thigh
C H A P. XIV. Of the Luxation of the Knee
The Bandage
C H A P. XV. Of the Luxation of the Patella or Knee-Pan
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T R E A T I S E
O F
Medicinal Compositions
Necessary for a
S U R G E O N
C H A P. I. Of Balsams
The Balsam of Arcæus
The Balsam of Spain
The Green Balsam
Samaritan Balsam
C H A P. II. Of Ointments
Unguentum Althææ
The mundificative Ointment of Smallage
The black or suppurative Ointment
Unguentum Rosatum
Unguentum Album, aut de Cerussa
Unguentum Ægyptiacum
Unguentum Basilicon, or Royal Ointment
A cooling Cerate
An Ointment for Burns
C H A P. III. Of Plaisters
The Plaister of Diapalma
The Plaister of simple Diachylum
The Plaister of Andreas Crucius
Emplastrum Divinum
C H A P. IV. Of Cataplasms or Pultisses
Here is another Cataplasm proper to mollifie and to bring to Suppuration when it is necessary
C H A P. V. Of Oils
Simple Oil of Roses made by Infusion
Compound Oil of Roses made by Infusion
Oil of Sweet Almonds made by Expression
The Oil of Bayes
The Oil of Eggs by Expression
C H A P. VI. Of Collyrium's
A dry Collyrium
A Blue Collyrium
C H A P. VII. Of Powders
A Powder against Madness or Frenzy
C H A P. VIII. Styptick-Water
F I N I S
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C H A P T E R S
And of the
Principal Matters
Which are contain'd in every Chapter
