 | 1903 - 528 pages
...important sensory nerve trunks. 3. Cocain injected into a nerve trunk effectually blocks the trans mission of all centripetal or sensory impulses. Cocainization....become the chief factors in the production of shock. Dr. Cushing cites two cases of interscapulo-thoracic amputation. In the first no cocain was used until... | |
 | 1904 - 736 pages
...the proposed site of their division 1 Pacific Med. Jour., Feb., 1903 2 Ann. of Surg., Sept., 1902. 14 in a major amputation, prevents the conduction of...become the chief factors in the production of shock." Illustrating the principle put forth in the foregoing paragraphs, ('lulling relates '2 cases of interscapulothoracic... | |
 | Homeopathy - 1902 - 778 pages
...sensory nerves, so-called operative shock is rarely avoided. (3) Cocaine injected into a nerve trunk effectually blocks the transmission of all centripetal...might become the chief factors in the production of shock.—Harvey dishing, MD, in Annals of Surgery. When, therefore, any condition is existent which... | |
 | Medicine - 1905 - 1096 pages
...is attendant upon the division of important sensory nervetrunks. "(3). Cocain injected into a trunk effectually blocks the transmission of all centripetal...become the chief factors in the production of shock." Having occasion recently to amputate a thigh, and retaining a vivid impression of my last amputation... | |
 | Homeopathy - 1902 - 804 pages
...attendant upon the division of important sensory nerve trunks. (3) Cocaine injected into a nerve trunk effectually blocks the transmission of all centripetal...become the chief factors in the production of shock. — Harvey dishing, MD, in Annals of Surgery. (TOttical Jfocietoj OL SMITH, MD, PRESIDENT. JP COBB,... | |
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Cocaine injected into a nerve trunk effectually blocks the transmission of all centripetal or sensory impulses. Cocainization, therefore, of main trunks of nerves central to the proposed site of their division in a major amputation, prevents the conduction... 