Huck found the free Use of the following Emulsion, made of Bees Wax, to be of great Use after Evacuations, where there was much Pain of the Bowels, in recent Cases of Fluxes in the Hospitals in America.
The watery Tincture of Rhubarb, recommended by Degnerus, we tried in some Cases at Bremen; and found it to be a good mild Purge, but not to answer so well as the Salts and Manna in recent Cases.
Clysters were used as in recent Cases, where the Sick were low, or had much Pain of the Bowels[43], or complained of a Tenesmus.
The extreme difficulty of returning the sac is now well known and generally acknowledged; indeed, reduction of it, whether opened or not, is practicable only in recent cases.
In recent cases of false aneurism, the sac may be cut into, the vessel exposed, and tied above and below the opening.
In recent cases I have very rarely had to give the second prescription to relieve morning sickness.
Half a teaspoonful twice a day will answer in recent cases.
Recent cases of hemorrhoids can be completely cured in this way, and the old hard cases temporarily relieved.
Thus it is difficult to procure accounts of recent cases, and I have thought it best not to press inquiry in this direction.
This method is restricted to recent cases, as in those of long standing the axillary vessels are liable to be stretched or torn.
In recent cases a great deal may be done by regular manipulations, and by the wearing of some corrective splint or apparatus between times.
In recent cases, to effect reduction the patient is seated on a chair, while the surgeon grasps the humerus and wrist, and places his knee in the bend of the elbow.
In recent cases it may be possible under anæsthesia forcibly to adduct the limb and rotate it inwards, and to retain it in this position with a plaster bandage.
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