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Title: The Medical and surgical reporter
Year: 1858 (1850s)
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Subjects: Medicine Surgery
Publisher: (Philadelphia, Pa. : Crissy & Markley, Printers)
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is slightly concave, which materially adds to the field of view. EIGHT AND VIEW.—The taper admits of a conical concentrated column of light. The enamel, a bright red, reflectsthe object in view in a natural way and not magnified. The edge is perfectly smooth and by rotation the cervix exhibits itselfall around. There is a perforation near the outer end, as an outside signal to show where the point is during introductionand rotation. TAPER.—The advantage in this, in addition to (3) is that a third person can see the condition, and actual treatment asplainly s the operator can while the instrument is held stationary a class of students can move past and see the vaginal parts ofthe ut tub as plain as if located externally. Chiefly on this account they are now used in a number of clinics. PRICE, S2.50. Send order (with money) to Publisher of MEDICAL AND SURGICAL REPORTER F>. O. Box 843. PHILADELPHIA. MEDICAL AND SURGICAL REPORTER. THERAPEUTIC ADMINISTRATION OK PURE OXYGEN BY ENEMA.
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While in the exhibition of Oxygenfor lung troubles direct inhalation is con-sidered essential, in other diseases manyphysicians prefer administration byenema. In derangements affecting assim-ilation, for instance, marked benefit hasfollowed this method. The apparatus herewith shown issimple in construction and effective inoperation. The administration is abso-lutely under the control of the operatorin charge, as regards both the quantityand the rapidity of the flow. Both thesepoints were carefully considered indesigning the apparatus, and no otherbefore the profession more completelysubordinates the administration to thejudgment of the operator. PRICKS. Enema Apparatus $12.00 Cylinder, 40 gallons capacity 6.00 40 gallons Gas, either pure or mixed 2.00 Complete Apparatus, Cylinder, and 40 gallons Gas $20.00 Enema Apparatus $12.00 Cylinder, 100 gallons capacity 15.00 100 gallons Gas, either pure or mixed 5.00 Complete Apparatus, Cylinder, and 100 gallons Gas $32.00 We are prepared to su

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