A practical, historical guide to understanding ruptures (hernias) and how to manage them safely, with patient-centered advice and guidance for relief.
This edition presents a clear, familiar account of ruptures in both sexes, their common forms, and the means used to treat or suspend their effects. It frames the problem in plain language, highlighting how a truss is intended to support the protruded tissues, and why improper use can cause harm. The text also collects practical observations from notable surgeons of the era and stresses the importance of timely medical care when strangulation is suspected.
Readers will encounter practical explanations of concepts such as inguinal, femoral, umbilical, and ventral ruptures; descriptions of symptoms that accompany strangulation; and the role of medical devices and supportive care. The work also argues for better access to trusses for ruptured individuals, including charitable support and hospital guidance, to prevent needless suffering.
Ideal for readers seeking a straightforward, historically informed look at ruptures and their care, as well as those curious about early medical writings on this condition.
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HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. Seller Inventory # LX-9780267704538
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