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Identifier: cu31924003329012 (find matches)
Title: Canine and feline surgery ..
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Hobday, Frederick Thomas George, Sir, 1870-1939
Subjects: Cats Dogs Veterinary surgery Cats Dogs
Publisher: N.Y., Wm. R. Jenkins
Contributing Library: Cornell University Library
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administered. Under this heading, for surgical use, come such preparationsas chloroform, ether, the A.C.E. and other mixtures. Local Anaesthetics.—Taking the local anaesthetics first, anaes-thesia produced by the first four_ agents mentioned (viz., cold ICE, ETHER, ETHVL-CHLORIDE. 23 water, ice, ether, and ethyl-chloride) depends chiefly upon theamount and intensity of the cold produced. Cold water and ice have a very transient effect and are onlysuitable for trivial operations, such as the lancing of abscesses,or the removal of small superficial tumours. In order to actefficiently they must be applied for a few minutes directly tothe part upon which the operation is to be performed. In ether and ethyl-chloride we have drugs by the aid of whichthe parts are artificially frozen and thus deprived of sensation.Ether is applied with a spray as first introduced into humanmedical practice by the late Sir W. B. Richardson, M.D. The parts to be anaesthetised should have the hair removed by
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Fig. 11.Ether spray apparatus. shaving and be then rendered aseptic and as dry as possible,the ether being forced out of the bottle by the rubber bellows,and falling directly in the form of a very fine spray on therequired spot. Ethyl-chloride, which is also applied in the form of a spray, issold in a very portable and neat form in small glass or metal vessels. It is applied directly to the spot at which anaesthesia is to beproduced by merely removing the metal cap from the end andholding the bottle in the warm hand. These two agents are also best .suited for minor operations,such as the lancing of abscesses, the anaesthetising of the skin, or 24 CANINE AND FELINE SURGERY. the removal of small superficial tumours, and are not readilyapplied to thick muscular tissues where a considerable amount of

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  • bookauthor:Hobday__Frederick_Thomas_George__Sir__1870_1939
  • booksubject:Cats
  • booksubject:Dogs
  • booksubject:Veterinary_surgery
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