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SO to $50; esophogus, SIS to 500; stom-
Zach and duodenum. $25 to 500: entire
alimentary tract, exclusive of the teeth.
liver or gall bladder, S25 to $780, alb
domen or pelvis in conjunction with
pneumoperitoreum, s35 to 5000; eye for
foreign body. $25 to 800; for heading
photographs, made in other laboratories.
80 per cent of the charge for examination
specified in the fee table: for x-ray
examinations outside of labratory.
from 100 per cent to 500 per cent ad-
ditional if in the District of Colum bia
and a further charge for portable
work outside of the District in ac-
cordance with distance and time re-
quired; diotherapy-x-rayo or radium
treatments $40 to $1,000.
Obstetrics and gynecology: Prices
in this field range from $40 to $4,000.
range from S. to $4,000.
General Surgery Costs.
General urgery-Laboratory or in
ciSion into the abdominal cavity.
which includes such operations as
appendicitis, 500 to $1,000; capital
operation, as amputating large
limbs, trephining, excision of large
tum.-s, operation for radical cure OF
hernia, for aneurism, eNtirpatlon OF
cancerous breast. legation of large
arteries, etc. 500 to $1,000: opera
tion for subcutaneous tenotomy, S25
to $500: amputation of fingers or toes,
S25 to Sl0o; amputation through tar
sal or metatarsal bones. $50 to $500:
reduction if disloCation, $25 to $500;
adjusting of fractured long bones,
$50 to $1,000. subsequent attention at
ordinary rates, but each renewal OF
bandageS or apparatus. 50 to 500; for
each assistant in surgical operations.
$40 to 800: dressing recent wounds.
etc, 50 to s25; paracentesis abdominis,
$15 to s160; opening abscess, 50 to
s25; eXtirpation of tumors of minor
importance, $40 to 500: administra-
tion of anesthetics. $40 to amount
representing 10 per cent of surgeons s
fee.
Genito-urinary surgery - Prices
range from s. TO $4,000.
Operations on the Eye.
opcration~ on the eye-Incision OF
Chalazyon, $40 TO $50; grattage for
trachoma, $50 to $3.50: pterygium. s2o
to 5000: conical cornea. 800 TO $500;
removal of foreign body from con-
junctiva or cornea, SO to s25; simple
renotomy. s25 to 5000: advancement,
$50 to $500; plastic operations, $50
to $1,000; minor operations on lachry-
NAL apparatus, s25 to 5000: needing
lens for cataract, $50 to 5000; iridec-
tony, $50 to $500: trephine, 800 to
$500: removal or orbital tumor. 800
to 81 900: enucleation of eye ball. eX-
enteration of orbit. $50 TO $500; for
eign hodv in interior of eyeball, 500
to 1000: extraction of lens, cataract,
etc. S100 to $4,000
Orerations on ear nose and throat
Furunculosis external canal. IS to $40;
removal Of cerumen from external
canal, s. to $40; removal of foreign
body from external canal, $40 to S35:
myringotomy. s15 to $40: removal of
polypS and granulation from middle
ear without anesthetic. 50 to sl5;
with aneSthe etic. 50 ito $50: simple
mastoid. 500 to $1,000; radical mas
told. $3.50 to $500: radical mastoid
with drainage of la barynth. 5000 To
81 900: mastoid with sinus thrombosis
$500 to $4,000: mastoid with brain
bscess. $500 to $4,000: plastic for lop
ear $50 to $3.50: barany test, s25 to
$500: turbinectomy. s25 to 500: re-
moval of polyps. s25 to 800: resec-
tion of septum, $50 to $500: ethmoid
exenterations. s15 to $1,000: radical
kilian on frontal. $500 to $1,000
, puncture of antrum. SIS to $50;
radical antrum operation. 800 tc
$500: frontal internasal opera tionS
$50 to $500: operations on sphenoid
500 to $500: tonsillectomy. S2o tC
$500: adenoidectomy, s25 to $500: cleft
palate $50 to $500; hairlip, $50 to
$500: operations upon the larynx, re-
moval of growths. corrections OF
structure, 500 to $4,000: dilations for
structure of the esophagus. $40 tC
$500: bronchosQpy. removal of foreign
bodies and diagnosis, 500 to $1,000
sophagoscopy, and removal OF
foreign bodies. S100 to 1000; intuba-
ton. s25 to $500: tracheotomy. $50 10