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(ome: lo tllis period, it is m.nageable by the rules already

laid ¿own.

Whc:n

ttO

ulcer with

loore

rotteo

Odh

dir~harges

more

than th.e

¡iZC:

of

I[

fh nuid y.cld;

an¡:i the

dirch~rJ.!e

is oily

and Cb nking.

in

a!l prob"uilllY

lhe

bone

1$

canco,..,

"hlch

may .

.r.ly

be d. fting ..

tlh ,rl

by lunnir.g the prube thruugh

the BAh : i:lnd

it

lo,

It

(S

ca lled a car·nus

ulc;,er.

TI~

elOre

of thtdt:

UIcCIS

dert:nds prtnclptdiy upon (he removal of the

rOllen

p..

n

of

th

bon~

t

w!lhoUl whlch

n

w,1I

be

impoffi

ble

lO

heftl.

ít$

we fc:c'fometimes

(Ven

in

hUle

rores

01 l ile

Jower

j ..

v.

wh,ch

t

,k

'lg

u.eir rife

frvrn

a

r.oUtO

rooth,

\Vd!

nOI

ad run

of cure

uH {he tout h be d·

elwn.

Th"Ce

c.t,ies

w hi;h h.'ppon

(,0m

rhe mmer of abf err<s Iying

' 00

IMg

llpOfl

the bone, ioIre

roan likely

to

re~ over :

tholc' of the

pox

very

Orlt O

do wdl, becilufe that dtllemper

lix~s

0 ((

H,!anly

u~on

the middle and out.fide of the denfdl bones. wh,ch

admir

of exfol1ation;

t.UI

Ihofe produced

by

the

evd.

w hcre

the

whole extremiries

uf

rpongy parts of the

bone

are

:¡ffté}ed,

are

excel'dlngly

dangtrou$, tl10ugh

_. 11

enl .. rged

bones he nO( oe eff...rdy cariou$ ;

and

there are.ulcels (om,_

times on

1ht

fkin

that ' covers them . WhLCh

do

not

commu–

nicdle with lhe bone and con:equeotly' 00 weJl

wllhoUI

~x­

foJ i.uion : nay, ¡t- fom-'times happens. Ihough the

caCe

be

rare, thac)

in

yovng

Cubj eéls p:trticula(Jy . Ihe bones wdl be

carious

10

rl.ch

a d("grec-, as

to admit

a

probe

almoll

thro'

the whole fubllanee o( ihem. and yet alterward• •dnut oU

cure, withoot any oot04 ble exfoltation.

.

,

The

m.ethod

of treating an ulccr wilh

a caries.

is

by

ap–

plying , e.ullick 'Qf the fize of th< '/eale o( the bune ,ha! i.

t~ bc

ex(oliated,

anu

a(le-r naving laid

tI

bare,

tO

wan

tdl

{uch

t'm~

as

Ihe

carious

p U l ColO,

wi thout

violence.

be

fe–

parated; an9

Ihen he...

l

lhe wound .

In

order tO qui. kt'n rhe

exColiatlon,

therc have

befn

rever~1

apphcatlons

dc:,nfed: "but

th. t which hasbeen mon u(ed

in

all :tgcs,

15

the a(tual cautery,

with whích furgeons burn lhe

D~k~d

bODe

every

day,

orevery

o,haday, to dry up.. as they fay, the mo,lIllre. aod by rhat

m eans

prncure

the repararíon :

bUI "S

lhis

praéltce

15

nc:ver

of

gr('at

len ice.

and

always

cruel

anrl p...

inful.

il

Ü

now

p retty much ex ploded Indeed. from eonfidering the appear–

ance

ofa

wound,

when

a (cale o( bone

is laken out

01

it,

t here is

hardly any quefiion

lO

b·e

made,

but

(hat

burning

rt lards rathH than h .. ttens

th~

feparation ;

Jor

as every rcale

of

a

cari.oO!

!:

bone

15

Bung off hy new

IIdh

generated oetweeo

it

and che Cound bone,

wh~tcv~r

'.ould

preven: the

growth

o( rheft" gf"anulations, would ..Ifo in a

de-gree

prevellt

the

ex ·

foli Ilion: whieh mull ec¡talnly be the .11'. 8 o( • red hot

iron applied

'Co

cloCe

10

ir; Ihougb

the ci rcumfhnées

of

carious hones. and their di(pofit

on

10

ftp Jnuc. are fu

dif~

ferenr from one antlther. tha t

it

is hardly lO be g"thered

(rom

expe-rienc-e,

\\'hether

lhey wllI

roof'Le r

exfoliAre

w¡(h

or without thl!

Olffillance

of

fire

for

lornt-Time~,

in

b(JTh

methpds. an exfoh"lion is

not

pro('ured in a twdve

mor.th

,

and

at other times

lt

h .. ppen5

in

th) ee weeks

or

a month :

howevr r,

ir

it

be only uncen"in .... htther the

a8ual

cAUte–

ry he

beneficlal or

nOl,

,he crudt)' Ihat A1Teods

Ihe

uf~

of

it fhould entire1y

ban.fh

ti

out of

pr.lélice.

lt

is oheo

~kewire,

in ,hef e

cafes,

emplop!d tO

tt~p

do""n

the r. nguous

lips-I'-'at Coread upon Ihe booe:

out

il IS

much

more

rainful

than rheerchnotick mC'dicines;

t~ough

,hefe

",¡JI

be

no need

of e¡ther,

I(

a regular comprers be k"pl oro Ihe dn

ffir.g~·

('Ir

at

\Vorfl.

ir

a

fl;\!

piece

01

.he

p,

rp.ll

"ed fporg-, o( tht:

fi'l.e

of the ulcer, be rdled on wi,h a ,

~

h, b•

.nd.ge

, it \Vil! f\Vel!

C)O

every fideo aod .dilalc lbe ulecr withoJlt aoy paiD.

E

R

Y.

Some earies of the bones are fo very 1l"lIow, ,bat they

erumbl< in(cnúbly 'u ay, and ,he wouod, fil1s up; but wheD

the bone wd)

ncither

ex(oljate Dor

;¡dmit

oC

granulations,

it

wdl be proper

to

fcrape

il

wilh a rug;ne, or pcrforaut"it in

n)3ny

points

witb a convenienl

inHrument

down

tO

the quick.

1.,

the

l vil; tbe

bones

of

the

carpuJ

and

larfuJ

' are oftcn

.fFc(ted,

bUI their Cponginefs

is~the

realon

lit"",,

they

arc\fel·

'dum

cured : .fo

that wbt n theCe,

or

inde-cd

the

exvcmitie~

oC

.ny of the buces, are

Cd(

ous tnruugh their fubflílnce,

it

is

ad"IC\:í!.blc=

tO amputare .:.

,hou~gtr

Ihere are infiances

in

the

tvd, bUI

mor~

efpeclally

in

tritic;1

abCcdTes

J

w~t're

after

long drtCIing down,

the

Cpllnt~rs.

and JomcumeJ, the whole

fubltance

of

lhe

fmal!

tones, have workcd away. and

a

he. lthy habit of body coming on, the ule r h.. h..l,d

¡

bu'

th~fe

:.re 1'0 rare, that no great dl

pendc:nce

15

to

be Idld on

fuch an evento Thc drt'fIings of

CHI,OUS

bones,

il the-y

drc

lllnkio-g, may be doirilsolp, ¡n rhe c¡nflure or myrrh ; olhé"r–

wde

thufe ot

dry

hnt

are

eafie U, and

keep

down

the .edges

of che

ulcer

beuer th ..n any

olher

gende appltc..uoos .

B uros are .gene! a!ly eUrtmod a dúlloa'kind

01

ulcers, and

have been treitted

wuh

a &reit.tcr variety of appltcauoas lbiln

aoy other fp<cres of fore.

·When burns

a.~e

very ruper6ei.I, DOt

rair.og

fuddenly.

an y

VtÚc3uon. fpirits of

WlOe

aro- (aid

[Q

be

che qUlckClt'

relie(; but w)lelhe r theybe more

fervlceable than embroca-

1I00S umh

J.nfetd

oi!.

IS

uncertí!.in, thoúgh they are

ufcd very'

múch by (ome

perfons

whofe , rade lubj<.éls them Oh t.'D ro

thi~

mislollune.

:f

the bura

~xconates,

1t

is eafÍdl

lO

roH lhe

p.trt

up

g~ntl y

with b.iodages dipt 10 fweet

011,

or a

mix1ure

o(

ltngpenl

.flor fath¡'u.

Wilh che 011:

wheo

the excoria_

tion~ ~re

vny It nder,

dropping

wum m,llk upon

Ih~m

eve–

ry

drdli:~

is very

comfortable ; or

il the

p}Uenl

can

bear

co

hitv~

fi dnnels

wrung

OUt of it,

applied

hot,

it

ma.y be

lldl

bener :

i(

Ihe

burn hótve

(ormed

elcholT9.

the) m.y

be

dl. rred with

hojillCM,

,hough g<neral!y oil . Ione is eáfi er; '

and

lO Ihefe

for:.~s.

wha.tever

15

the ealie(i

medicine

wiIl.bc

the

beIt

d'gdlive

There

is

great

(~re

nt'(!tÍfdIY tO

bep

down.the

fungul 'o(

burns, and heal the

wou~ds

fn.ooth :

'0

wh'ch t od, rhe . dg<s IhOuld be drorred wíth Imr dipr irtogu.

vi/ r i!)! . .

¡md dned attt:'fwards;

or

th<.y

t1);sy

be touchcd WItJ:r

the

'Pltrtol.fl

ont,

and

che

dr~ffings

bé repeated Twice

a.

day.

Th re

i~

allo a

gredtlf

d.lOger of cont ratlions from

burns

after (he I:ure,

thao

from other

wouncs

~

10 obr i,Ht'

which .

entbrOcal1oDs

01

oeats·foot

011,

and

band.lge

wilh '

p.tfte–

boar~s.

to

ket'p the parl

~Xtendéd,

are"b(oJutely

accdfary,

where thq can be app!icd.

EXPCAN A TION

o( Plate

CLVlI.

6g.

t.

A

a oirebor by " hich to gu,de the knife in the opening

of abfctlTe. !hot are buril

0 1

themfelves. or " rll pun!\urcJ

with a lancet. T hts in!h ument fhould be made

~jthc:r

of"

lI~eI .

filver, or iron : but fo tt"mptreo. that

It

may be bent

and accommoriatcd

tO

the

dlrdhon

of

the

c4fVi~.

I t 1S u–

(ually made

quite

fir~ighf;

bUI lh,u

(orAl prev. nts tbe ope–

rator (rom holdíng it firmly- whrl< he is cutl,ng. · T he

manner o( ufing " 'ís, by palling the thUOlb through rhe'

ringo

~nd

fupportin¡: ir \IOit), the fore.6nge<, whiJe thellraight–

edged koife is ' tO

fhde

along the

groo't'C

with its

edge

up"

wards, towards the extremitY' of lhe abfcefs.

B,

T he llraight.edged kn,fe, proper for opening abrctlTcs

with

,fiC'

affilt"nce oF a direl1or;

but

which, io few otber

" fpe8s, is preferable ro th, round.edg' d kni(e.

e,

A croDked needle, witb itS CODvex aDj concav< fider

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