The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-02-05
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to sisep with hid even bandeged ii otder
4 nlcaraled or infIa mad saSni .nnr,,lent a,r.
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The inDiedipte cause of tho so-called
iupoid liberation of tho nose was blow
With club, received Some years ago,
across the nose little below the bridge.
4HtlalnmhtiQn and liberation were follow
ed by fialiglant and progressive ulcer,
which gradually consumed the. mucous,
ninscntar, aud cartiiagin1ous Tissues of
thefuost, and finally attacked the osseous
structures, which, when he was first ad-
mstted 20 The hospital, were extensively
necrosea. NO nissory "a sero,ule s.l Or
t;"s u.sus %
talIsas .N1,a ANu,s we uiy,etaslo4 oitipnstely
ylsiues. y ls'syhne ~ pesient'
~ opanlng, .wnlch irs ben oisectiy 10 inc
Postetaor seuitles. ny ptssients Pnysl.
g, collslIsotl9ls WAS NV 9niy goou, pus
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tne nan .nglusy loI Wnlcn he Mas tlea.so,
z ~ nAu a9y essn = Ioleu GIons MS acquAin,-
sF.ases ior- ropuss heaitn ara eStfaosai-
sitluusAiice. il'lll : y
Some ok weeks ago. moved by the en-
treaties OF the patient, who offered TO osub-
& NIT TO any opeFation Hhieh would REM
edy the unsightt iness OF his physical ap-
pealance and sufficiently restore his sr-
sicuiation to enable hina 20 get employ
h trip4pl esSai5UuSuiSuSNA p outHSOiitu tuin SitJ,
whose name is suppressed by particular
reluest, consented 20 perform the unpar.
alleled operation, which has been ee-
tEacting so many medical svisitors during
tho last few Gays. This was nothing' 4
than the construction of d new hose 70
take the place of the lost organ, ~
transplaniing tho second and third pha-
langes OF the middle finger OF. the left
: hand ys sTharr aYiAta ,r, stIrcicai ht.toyvj
e.pSrta say, only one proredsnS for this
operation and that an English one, per-
formed by d Burgeon in Birmingham.
{ The patiett was q young woman, who
had iugt tho tip Of she nose by q ma.
liEnaat ulceratios, and the restoration
cnnsiated IN transplantiug the third
phalNnx OF tho Left hand to supply tho
4 place Of the lost section OF the nasal tis.
sitea. and emnutatinr the finger at the
third Joint when union had been estab.
iiBhed. In This ease the artery of tho
tfsnsniauted Vas lifatefi on the isevSnfy.
second day aiter tile primary operation, !,
and the anlpptation soon followed, while
: IN the Belleyua case LEGATION was par.
formed asser about tilifSy dayp. But as
it tamountefs t5. iit iisti "A =s,sz, 9sa.,s-
pIantaiiol of tIlel lball az the fngef. md
Yns far less extensive rs we'll aS far, less
c0mpiiraioS h tlsan the Ameri ean opera
ton III every respect, the . ,tselish case
can farcels be quoted as i&pvecedeut,
and reetainiy not as parallel. The dis.
tingtiished surgeon by whom the Anaeft.
can t,l,esstiofl Sgns f,effugined Very frankly
Y fRflnlsks tlfE is yssss ssipgestad hv the