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1882 Electricity in Surgery John Butler, MDBoericke & TafelThis 111 page book is in phenomenal condition......it has the name of an owner inscribed, but otherwise does not appear to have been handled much at all.....the binding is tight....the pages....it's overall in excellent condition.I was hoping to find instructions on building a frankenstein, but instead I was horrified to see the use of electricity to amputate a penis. From my perspective, it looks like Dr. Butler wanted to electrocute every possible anatomical affliction.....I don't know if he went on to receive a nobel award, but nonetheless he left his mark in medicine by writing this book that will be a prized addition to someone's collection. Contents:Uses of electricitySynovitis, enlarged glands, enlargement of prostate, hydrocele, ovarian cysts, stricture, aneurismNaevus, Pigmentary Naevi, Malignant growths, Fibroid Tumors, Fatty TumorsAdenoid Tumors, Cystic TumorsUlcersPermanent Removal of Superfluous HairsAscites, Hip Disease, Sprains, Burns, Cicatrices, ElephantiasisPain in GeneralLateral Spinal Curvature, Spondylitis, Talipes, Opacity of the Vitreous BodyGalvano-CauteryAmputation of the Tongue, Cervix Uteri, Cystic Degeneration of Cervix UteriPedunculated Tumors AMPUTATION OF THE PENIS Hemorrhoids Fistulae, Prolapse of Rectum, HerniaCauterization of NaeviThe Setaceum Candens, The Cautery as a HemostaticVaricose Veins, Detachment of the Retina, Instruments....Batteries, Cautery Electrodes, RheostatGalvanometerConducting Cords, Needles, etc.The Electro-Massage Instrument.....
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