 | 1864 - 452 pages
...passing a long needle twice through the flaps or sides of a wound, so as to cross over and compress the bleeding artery or its tube, just in the same...it with the pin which fixes it, and with this view pass the pin twice through the lapelle. The only portion of the needle which is left exposed internally... | |
 | 1865 - 738 pages
...of a flap, in which an artery is secured by ail acupressure needle, according to the first method. the mouth of the bleeding artery or its tube, just...over and compress the stalk of it with the pin which Fio. 2. Fia. 2.— Wound surface of the mmc fl.ip, showing the bridge of the acupressure needle compressing... | |
 | 1866 - 456 pages
...words of Professor Simpson, " consists in passing a needle through the flaps or sides of the wound, so as to cross over and compress the mouth of the bleeding...which fixes it, and with this view push the pin twice though the lapelle. The only portion of the needle which is left exposed internally on the fresh surface... | |
 | 1866 - 596 pages
...number. The first method " consists in passing a needle through the flaps or ,ides of the wound, so as to cross over and compress the mouth of the bleeding...lapelle of our coat, we cross over and compress the stock of it with the pin which fixes it. and with this view push the pin twice through the iupelle.... | |
 | William Pirrie - 1867 - 200 pages
...surface of a flap, in which an artery is secured hy an acupressure pin, according to the first method. of the bleeding artery or its tube, just in the same...cross over and compress the stalk of it with the pin FIG. 3. FlG. 3. — Wound surface of the same flap, showing the bridge of the acupressure pin compressing... | |
 | William Pirrie - 1867 - 212 pages
...surface of a flap, in which an artery is secured by an acupressure pin, according to the first method. of the bleeding artery or its tube, just in the same...cross over and compress the stalk of it with the pin FIG. 3. 3. — Wound surface of the same flap, showing the bridge of the acupressure pin compressing... | |
 | Philip Skinner Wales - 1867 - 726 pages
...acupressure : — " The first method consists in passing a needle through the Saps, or sides of the wound, so as to cross over and compress the mouth of the bleeding...just in the same way as in fastening a flower in the lapel of our coat, we cross over and compress the stalk of it with the pin which fixes it, and with... | |
 | John Ashhurst - 1871 - 1060 pages
...described by Simpson: "It consists in passing a long needle twice through the flaps or sides of a wound, so as to cross over and compress the mouth of the bleeding...just in the same way as in fastening a flower in the lapel of our coat, we cross over and compress the stalk of it with the pin which fixes it, and with... | |
 | John Ashhurst - 1882 - 1076 pages
...by Simpson : "It consists in passing a long needle twice through the flaps or sides of a wound, so as to cross over and compress the mouth of the bleeding artery or it* tube, just in the same way as in fastening a flower in the lapel of our coat, we cross over and... | |
 | John Ashhurst - 1882 - 1114 pages
...described by Simpson : It consists in passing a long needle twice through the flaps or sides of a wound, so as to cross over and compress the mouth of the bleeding artery or tube, just in the same way as in fastening a flower in the lapel of our coat, we cross over and compress... | |
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It consists in passing a long needle twice through the flaps or sides of a wound, so as to cross over and compress the mouth of the bleeding artery or its tube, just in the same way as in fastening a flower in the lapel of our coat, we cross over and... 
