, 1864-05-20

p:ase II nth The slestased bone; Tho Cd plao Wa.to
for the inst twcntyfoar honr4 and np2ly cool np-
plicntions for the ttEst hvc days In child, seren
dSssh ~ nm. IN ten tdss n Old
fsp1evented. Net rntil after these several peri:
oGs does he apply permanent dressing. Daring
lion he applies io1cns Of Arniea. Aceni:e aud cod
watcE, ewing the same internally as wei.
Ore of the greatest Improvements .: mod
n sen ds Il % sats sss .ash es
a sases md dspfsa.ca .5s sse ths dS1sls n
description OF tho mechanical appliances he hsd
adopted III tho tre.t,aeut Of fsacsnrr, and claimed
ttan could Uc ctta1dcd ID any Other vay. liz re-
fcrrcd TO tho subject Of the unton Of ffscures, mud
stalled the fact that In some constitutions It Wa
not the fault Of the turgeop, hut the condition OF
The patient: Hc had 1onnd internal rensaies use
fl, particularly phosphate Of h9c and eticis,.
iion f.vofab!c 10 nniop. Tic usual plan il to rub
tho ends Of the fractured bones together. This il
not always sueeet5f9L HI &. plan to to cut down
silver euture- TLc object is to get up au 1nf.H,-
.nzsicn e,pulaling the TrEt Inflammation, which Is
necessary adjunct TO proper union. He gave III:
Ssass eeSsa 1o be p9ntea R't' WIS "eA fe7'ea an'
The foloTlng pliysic3iH:ns vefs thsn e!se.se men
~. o. - % N o.a.s, assi-., ai-1, G. I..ssr !:irin
Ss,f:ls RI # RG fG2sss Gsssi;E %:pRs.i5 III;
". Webster. Dayton. Ohio: l. <. Paine. bariing.
es eeers aeSa af6s nss vsHisa aafsia ii;
E. J. Fainter, Alliance, Ohio.
On u:otisn of D.. Il. Ladlam. prs :. Boster and
". Webster, dettca aies from the City md County
'Aed,cal Association. OF DAYTON, Ohio, wetr admit
ted to sea.s in tho Convention.
IT. Eudlan, said that he had been asked in
/ a kfnff nf Inflammation cnN1:ti0u
precedent to the uncn OF fractured hoaes to n.ch
be rcllieo in the negative. Hc asked Dr.. B.c1-
4 with II his answer W-ts correct
Dr. EeckH1ih said his own opinlan was that no
frEGuIe can unite without inflanEanto1 process
Dr. Irtl,n stascd that in bis opinion real H.
tarcs. There ts ACch thing as physiological in
jee1i6n, which Is normal state necessary 10 tho
1,1ssa q hon nsss ss R:s% IT, s,s j. 70 e d
cal! ccugrEtiop. This term congestion should nos
tc a2plitd to non,iral physiological injection,
y eea q e6sns b
sent, Wt1e invited to take sest. in and participate
| in I: proceedings Of rue Institute.
| DR.. i. c. FIarkl,n. laie eufEeon Of the Mound
City Hospital ttcu read IN Interesting paper upon
| Articr1ar He-secloa consequcn. upon gan shot
TIE first case Of rceec.ion noted IN the anuals Of
surgery was performed BY Pr. F4lSins, IN li6s.
THIS cue ;tirsstsa g,eas dsal Of attention y
| repeated The operation, bnt 1t was strongly 90.
! gosed and denounced BY the profession, who Il.
| waJe oppose sny innovation in the arts OF Inedi-
clEc md surgery. Later several surgeons perform.
ed similar cperatiors. some Of them Of bold aud
| formidable character.
Even as far bsck a. the times Of Hoppoera:es, It
would not be difficult to prove that re.se:t!on oi
Zones was pract,ced. So IN the time Of CELSIUS II
IVES occasionally performed. Bat this o2e:stion
never became established until the ume o. Llaton
| cnd Lyme. At this day re-se-tton has been fol.
lowed with tuch fucceses that 1t ts being adopted
E.ncrally h The test surgeons. Pr Mott has per;
turned come operations Ct this character Of great
Dr. Franklin then announced the particular tops<
he bru selected for discussion. viz: lie section
frCm gun shot wounds" he had reached .h= COT
clution, after long service In the army. that su1
shot wounds arc formidable IN ratio to the ininrJ
done to the l1rge artlcu'atione: orarr condition:
Tie most danGerous gun thot wounds Of the e1
tremit:et are thuse OF tho knee md elbow joints
The ansl est fractures a1e In the knee joint offer
prove foeal- Extenslye wounds Of large joint:
EeusIa1IJ prove fatal, unless rsectlon - rss9red
TO. Even the apparently s1ight wounds Of 1atg!t
lowed. Tc,anus otlen Teanlts from injuries Of u,
etDt q ihs bali and socks1 joint. Ths tsea.meut
, | gun Shot wounds OF t4e tower exIemitss Sho1lt
Be quite different from tha, Of the upper. B.
etcilDu is generally rcsorted to In the fat1er an:
anpntation r The former.
c sitn Of j"1uts. Primary re-sectaoce Of the hip
on en; 'e
: the kree joints ore more favorable than close
: wtaute. ben 1hr Joints laid open recovery /
: II il good tractice 10 make fresh incisiou Int
the Eisee. 10 ctnye11 cluted into an open &oubt
hetection q the kslee jo1ot for gun zhot wounds
not adyf-an!e: IT generally roves FATAL aud il Il,
:, e.ur.eranced bI The best army surgeons Arnp1
u ta.isn IS The better hacce 81 procedure. An at
tictal limb is beller than limb aI1eT the oae-7tu
7 o; 1esecien. eysn ii rood recovery takes plac
lie Gayiecd that the turEeon shou1d try to s.ve II
limb it ps,ssio'c end only resort to ampotation 81
II r.: tcslcn at The ioitte otEthe foot, the ru
.htu;d b. atopad. sare as much u the mt ,
e EItslllc. Gun saot wound otthe c!avicl= o.ten d
l. ma. rrset1luu. Th1e operation I: very success
!. il tl:e Shoulder J":nf. \ remarkable case Is r
!. lacd ~ Iatou Sow1y wltrc a heavy caunon b
Z paksed rear tt rhuulde1. and sthoush The cu'tc
Is rss X arrp.y dslo,orcd, The he'd Of the humrrs
Is al clas1cle eo shattered that rcsection h.
;. ~ he rE~crttd to. The pat1e:1 recovered. So*a
y t.15osn:cd 'h;e creation nine nnes, With . ~:
"a eltvcu cafth If II secfo2s Of tie fhnf1lG2r w1t
], two deaths. Et-s;raion o. this jos. shna
+ I've attempted rs quickly possible after tbs trj
u | r.. u+ lad toK7ss m verS IMPORTANT russ TO
D. 1tlltSed: Make the inctriona ior c12osing tt
joint il the direction opposite the m1tn hlu1a Fc
fl- aLt utIsch, 10 nvd injury to the vital pdrl
i Hslr tie 1ncis,ors frrt, giving ample rootn +
II sl1l n!at5o1, aud turning ont the he'd Of bone
Make the ibcie.oue IN the line Of the wound, ter
of sstrE them 20 Ut TO termit continued dsa
1t :roln tie Joint. Remove a. much Of the e5nos:
d n.cmLrare possible hut preserye all the PERU
:, t.um. One Leads 10 Inflammation. ths Other
|
lurc tcr tie suppnrat1ng su.aes. For rhe utroda
tor of 1his .s''oe cnns to tss a@is p1oissSton.
u In conclusion, DR.. franklin declared that hls q
peznr tpccesr in the Treatment Of surgical cass
y Etn npopsthlc 'aW--.xauilia $smittIts euranfur.
4 "A vote Of tba: Ks vas given to Dt F5aaE'o T.
his able and iuterrating paper, and the CoaVeato
= | then 1dituInGt until afternoon.
: AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Eonr, ntinn Yeae.eulh]ed at three O'Clock
y / the eittfr0un.
r Ii ~at roted. on motion Of Dr. Lnalan. III
xhlec-trartcrs Of an haus be set apart for tho Gel
l. The Bureau m Drug rJoviugs reported atlcng'
Il through Dr.. DLrglss, nf Milwaukee. their cnai
u sduptiop OF RESOLUTION making It the inp.rsti,
! dEty ii every u.eHber Ut the Institute to aontr
d use prortuE Of one or mora drugs for The enlars
T. n.ta.ct ana then adopted. The paper vas rele
4. rtd to the Connttteo on rub'icstion.,
r. A bricl ofeussion followed. in which Dra- Hce
. Elaukl,n, Rszkwith, Smith, hale, Pratt and Chez
J. br. Z Nj. il.le, Of Chicago, Chairman of Il
i Conuaistcc OH Homeopathy, presented report {
nf thu lrCsL condition Of tho therapeutic docl1 o.
=. Of Ihat system of medicine DR.. Halls sal
Z Houu opa,hy. although 10 its infancy, is slfeat
4. uo vatt sc.enoe ios your committee TO make Al
gtn. nj report to lis conditions in all its CO
Tie Law Of s;nsiHa simAibps Carantr, b
ID Il bon.a @ oIssh.. @ Ths9e &c cad b. no othes law =
D. cue. and Il III certain instances it appeArs tn
70 other lwe hive hecu efficient neans in di5estt'
b tte curative power Of ,,ira'"5 re's9'e. n T co
Is iL,e.,.ra,son Will nhow that The Law
IL +iAid. ~. after ALL =tthe bottom Of The procs:
Gut nith .v tnesianse rToRress In a tos arts nj
.c:en,s T. ard the WIDER scope aud apple .'ion iv
| to Ill lui d.MeEtal and narura1 lsve. It would
surlF7riLE II this law sliuu not ho extendea 90
le IL n.&t ire demands which arg mads upon y
u1sd as s+e"fsss. senss 9asa 1<d,es soSsasa Up
. iaise:s. wSn'd b oze e i6e erspdess nio.sas'
es Ssl,sbl~ III 1sktul. haw much more valuabie :"
D. i l.acuu v h,1 We not only know the tx:apt4,s
D. wbuf1 u o1nc will c.nse. but also the p3sAolo9st
.ariSps p1:.aps xnd ti-rues3 How mich ma
%nIualie would Bel1aduna become, tor iuetanet, q
~ VT. kruw y hit kt,ssctarai US we'll a. fnaetior
ID Hanger 1t csused In the BRAIN, spinal cofu al
Et1. in in portsnce to the NV Of cure IS the d
st ..ve5y of Bahntm4nu, th.t tie insnencs ot =
rn -eccl1s'un lritcra!son tesel"pes tue cofan ~
y It ,susht ,Eat these processes liberated !
}. dyran:ic principle existing In III remedial -;
= That 1h+ ds1.anic power Mas the true cutstl
~ ~ r4w.r; hnd the more this innuenre WAS atte,
ra lid. The u,.,re powerful the curnive agent
u: Tr. Hale concluded very interesting and poi
us i,r yit,7 uf l,r sui3tct IolluwF. y,
10 20 "sIn toIrlp+ion. your committee consider II
q iii. lave e, cry xes~un 10 congratulate the ma
- Lt.t Ct tic IahlitnrE op the present condition
L.n,.e1 asly il this country, and parstcusart.
&c &c VIII. otF r,s,em Of rracsce hst Kept even ?;
r. will. hit lsuwth oi the Gou;1s ing cities. of VIII
M M,e shtaeo IL tAe type. 1t Keeps pace With The ri
I'd Nc Witt IT. sts,.a. Wherever ~ eoa,uanIty s1is
HG1'd 'or it, Inscleetua culture, tfr carclt!a
aG.ALt,"es, and Its popular refinement, there ,
,sk- 49,, ~ II, ~ &ao @ is.ea. ~ nn.us % =. .uo ~,
ot =, ,he e.u'!afs vel knowlps th4 thcy ds5s not