Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-04-21

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space apart and injecting the fresl
wound. The method Of rejecting
!. piles with carbolated oil and othel
I, similar substances has, in number
of cases, caused sudden death, the
,, oil globules getting into the circula-
tion and clogging up the blood yes
J sells in the lungs. Injecting sub
stances that coagulate the blood into
blood vessels is always dangerous.
DR.. Toel has for 30 years used a
method by means of electricity, which
avoids all these dangers.
The pile tumors are removed in a
few minutes without the loss Of a
drop Of blood. As there are no open
blood vessels and Emphatic vessels
left to become infected there is no
danger of blood poisoning; the pa
tient is not weakened by the loss of
blood as in knife operation, there
is very seldom any pain after the op-
GRAFTON, while the operation itself ex-
tremely seldom requires chloroform or
ether, which he uses only if the pile
tumors are extremely large and there
are very many of them.
The routine treatment for bleeding
piles and fiat pile growths as used by
most physicians and surgeons is to
apply nitric acid in the fuming state
to the growths. Anybody can imag
inc how intense and long continued
the pain would be from such pro-
cedure. Aside from this, it is hard
to limit the effects of fluid caustic
which often destroys for more than
necessary.
DR.. Toel slses three different meth
DDS as they may seem best suited to
each case. In the first, he uses the
same method as in pile tumors, de-
stroying the piles instantly. This is
the best suited to cases where there
are only few well-localized pile
growths. In the second method
where the pile growths are all around
the circumference Of the bowel, DR..
Toel destroys them by an electric
current of low voltage, or brings
them to ABSORPTION by current Of
very high voltage. Both these meth
ods are practically painless and are
free from danger Of blood poisoning,
while of course there is not the
slightest loss of blood
The routine treatment for fistula
as used by most physicians and sur
geons is either to cut them with
knife or scissors, or to Stirring an elias
tic ligature through them and tie
this, thus severing the outside Of the
fistula canal by modification. The
cutting method has the danger of all
such operations of loss of blood and
blood poisoning, also requiring chlo-
reform or ether. The elastic ligature
method has the danger of blood pois-
oning and the intense pain from the
slowly contracting ligature. Aside
from this, both methods will only
lay open the main canal Of the fis-
tula; but how of the many branches,
blind canals that fork off from the
main canal, and of which DR.. Toel
once found 81 in a case of fistula?
When using cutting instruments
the flow of blood obscures them, they
cannot be found, and in a short time
form a new fstula. In using the
elastic lgature they cannot even be
seen. In both methods the lining of
the fistula is not destroyed and usu-
ally forms new istula in short
,ime.
The electric method as used by DIR.
roel for 80 years, causes no loss OF
blood there is no danger of blood poi
oning, as the blood vessels are all
ealed up during the process of the
'peration; the pus forming lining of
he fstula is entirely destroyed and as
here is no blood to obscure the open
ngs of the many blind branches fork
ng off from the main canal, these
an all be found and destroyed, one
fter the other. There is no pain af-
er the operation, and only in the
lost severe cases, where there are
lany branches, is it necessary to
Sc chloroform or ether.
If you have not seen the Dallas
observer Of April 18th and 18th, get
and read about DR.. Toel's cure of
ancers and tumors, also April 10th
bout treatment of kidney diseases. :