Ars chirurgica a compendium of the theory and practice of chirurgery in seven books ... shewing the names, causes, signs, differences, prognosticks, and various intentions of curing all kinds of chirurgick diseases ... : to which is added Pharmacopoeia chirurgica, or, The medical store, Latin and English ... / by William Salmon ...

LIBER QUARTUS. OF WOUNDS.

• Chap. 1. OF wounds in general 732
  • 1. Wounds Simplex 743
  • 2. Wounds Complex 749
• Chap. 2. Of External Vulneraries 753
  • 1. Pure Vulneraries 754
  • 2. Digestives, or Maturatives 755
  • 3. Sarcoricks, or Incarnatives 756
  • 4. Epuloticks, or Cicatrizers 758
• Chap. 3. Internal Vulneraries, or Wound-Drinks 759
  • 1. Simples for Wound-Drinks 763
  • 2. Examples of Wound-Drinks compounded 764
• Chap. 4. Stopping an Hemorrhage in Wounds 766
  • 1. By Dossels or Pledgets 770
  • 2. By application of Crepitus Lupi 771
  • 3. By Deligation of the Vessels 771
  • 4. By application of Sarcoticks ib.
  • 5. By application of Astringents and Stypticks 772
  • 6. By application of Specificks 773
  • 7. By applying Revulsives, &c
  • 8. By Cutting thro' the Vessels 774
  • 9. By applying Escharoticks ib.
  • 10. By exhibition of Internals 775
• Chap. 5. Extraneous things in Wounds 777
  • 1. Drawing them out by Medi∣cines 779
  • 2. Drawing them out with In∣struments 780
• Chap. 6. Stitching Wounds 783
  • I. Sutura, Stiching with the Needle.
    • 1. Instruments of Stitching 785
    • 2. Sutura Retentiva ibid.
    • 3. Sutura Incarnativa ibid.
    • 4. Sutura Abdominis, Gastro∣raphia ibid.
    • 5. Sutura Conservatrix ibid.
    • 6. Observations on Stitching 786
  • II. Laqueatio, Dry-stitching.
    • 1. Instruments of Dry-stitching 787
    • 2. The Sticking Emplaster, twelve Forms of it 788
    • 3. The Way and Manner of per∣forming it 789

• Chap. 7. Of the Binding-up Wounds 790
  • I. The Materials for Binding, &c. ibid.
    • 1. The Covering-Emplaster ibid.
    • 2. Splenia, folded Cloths, or Bolsters ibid.
    • 3. Ferulae, Splinters 791
    • 4. Swathing-Bands, or Rowlers ibid.
    • 5. The Matter of Rowlers 792
  • II. The Kinds and Ways of Rowing or Binding-up ibid.
    • 1. Fascia Incarnativa ibid.
    • 2. Fascia Retentiva 793
    • 3. Fascia Expulsiva ibid.
    • 4. Fascia Aequans ibid.
    • 4. The Way and Manner of Binding-up, or Rowling ibid.
• Chap. 8. A Flux of Humors in Wounds 795
• Chap. 9. The Symptoms of Wounds 798
  • 1. An Hemorrhage 799
  • 2. Vehement Pain 799
    • Anodyns 800
    • Narcoticks ibid.
  • 3. An Inflammation 801
  • 4. An Erysipelas ibid.
  • 5. Indigestion of Humors 802
  • 6. Fevers from Humors dis∣turbed 802
  • 7. Fevers, from generating Pus 803
  • 8. Fevers, from Inflammation ib.
  • 9. Fevers, from Putridness of Humors 804
  • 10. Fevers, from Ill-preparedness of Humors 805
  • 11. Fainting and Swooning 806
  • 12. Convulsions general 807
  • 13. Convulsions particular 808
  • 14. Delirium, or Dotage 111
  • 15. A Palsey 812
  • 16. Gangren and Sphacelus 814
  • 17. Removing of Proud Flesh 815
• Chap. 10. Curing by the Second Intention 816
• Chap. 11. Wounds of Arteries and Veins 820
• Chap. 12. Wounds of Nerves and Tendons 823
  • 1. Cutting a Nerve or Tendon 827
  • 2. Pricking a Nerve, or Tendon 829
  • 3. Contusion of a Nerve, &c. 833
• Chap. 13. Wounds of the Ligaments 834
• Chap. 14. Wounds of the Limbs 835
• Chap. 15. Wounds of the Joints 841
• Chap. 16. Wounds with Contusion 846
• Chap. 17. Wounds, by the Bitings of Venemous Beasts 848
  • 1. The Bitings of Beasts, and Human-kind 849
  • 2. Bitings of Mad-Dogs 851
  • 3. Bitings of Serpents 855
  • 4. Bitings of the Tarantula 865
  • 5. The Stinging of Scorpions, Hornets, Wasps, Bees 867
• Chap. 18. Wounds made with Poisoned Weapons 870
• Chap. 19. Wounds made by Gunshot in general 874
  • 1. Extracting the Bullet 879
  • 2. Proper Digestives 881
  • 3. Abstersives or Cleansers 884
  • 4. Incarnatives 886
  • 5. Wounds, with Fracture of the Bone ibid.
  • 6. Dressing Gunshot-Wounds 887
• Chap. 20. Accidents or Symptoms in Gunshot-Wounds 890
  • 1. Vehement Pain ibid.
  • 2. Inflammation ibid.
  • 3. Grangrene 891
  • 4. An Hemorrhage 892
  • 5. A Fever 892
  • 6. A Delirium 893
  • 7. Fainting and Swooning 893
  • 8. Convulsions 893
  • 9. A Palsey 894
  • 10. A Sinuous Ʋlcer 894
• Chap. 21. Gunshot-Wounds in the Tho∣rax 896

• Chap. 22. Of Gunshot-Wounds in the Ab∣domen or Belly 898
  • 1. Wounds of the Stomach and Guts 901
  • 2. Wounds of the Reins or Kid∣neys 901
  • 3. Wounds of Liver and Spleen 902
  • 4. Wounds of the Womb 902
• Chap. 23. Gunshot-Wounds in the Limbs, and Joints 903
  • 1. The Cure of Gunshot-Wounds in the Limbs 904
  • 2. The Cure of Gunshot-Wounds in the Joints 910
• Chap. 24. Burnings and Scaldings 911
  • 1. Burnings and Scaldings in general 913
  • 2. Light or gentle Burnings 915
  • 3. Burning with Gunpowder 916
  • 4. Burning by Lightning 918
  • 5. Burnings of the Second Degree 919
  • 6. Burnings of the Third and Fourth Degrees 920
  • 7. Burnings of the Eyes, Face, &c. 921
  • 8. Burnings in the Joints 921
  • 9. Burnings in the Groin 922
  • 10. The preventing of ugly Scars 923
• Chap. 25. Wounds of the Head, without the Scull 924
  • 1. Wounds of the Head in gene∣ral 925
  • 2. Binding up Wounds of the Head 929
  • 3. A Contusion of the Head 930
  • 4. A Wound of the Head 933
  • 5. A Wound with Contusion 935
• Chap. 26. Wounds of the Temporal Mu∣scles 237
• Chap. 27. Wounds of the Membranes of the Brain 939
  • 1. The Wounds of the Dura Mater 940
  • 2. The Symptoms of those Wounds 942
  • 3. Wounds of the Pia Mater 943
• Chap. 28. Wounds of the Brain 644
  • 1. The Cure of Wounds of the Brain 947
  • 2. The Cure of the Symptoms 949
    • 1. Apostemation of the Brain 949
    • 2. Concussion of the Brain 949
    • 3. Convulsions 950
    • 4. A Fungus of the Brain 950
    • 5. A Flatulent Tumor of the Brain 951
    • 6. Gangrene and Sphacelus 951
• Chap. 29. Wounds of the Face 951
• Chap. 30. Wounds of the Eyes 953
  • 1. Wounds of the Eye-brows 953
  • 2. Wounds of the Eye-lids 955
  • 3. Wounds of the Eye it self 956
• Chap. 31. Wounds of the Ears 959
• Chap. 32. Wounds of the Nose 960
• Chap. 33. Wounds of the Mouth 961
  • 1. Wounds of the Lips 961
  • 2. Wounds of the Jaws, or Gums 962
  • 3. Wounds of the Tongue 963
• Chap. 34. Wounds of the Neck 964
  • 1. Wounds of the Cutis and Membrana Carnosa 965
  • 2. Wounds of the Vertebrae of the Neck 965
• Chap. 35. Wounds of the Wind-pipe and Gullet 967
  • 1. Wounds of the Wind-pipe 969
  • 2. Wounds of the Oesophagus or Swallow 669
• Chap. 36. Wounds of the Vessels of the Neck 970
  • 1. Wounds of the Iugalar Veiny, and Soporal Arteries 970
  • 2. Wounds of the Recurrent Nerves 972

• Chap. 37. Wounds of the Brest and Heart 973
• Chap. 38. Wounds of the Back, and Spi∣nal Marrow 978
• Chap. 39. Wounds of the Lungs 979
• Chap. 40. Wounds of the Liver and Spleen 982
  • 1. Of the Liver 982
  • 2. Of the Spleen 985
• Chap. 41. Wounds of the Stomach 986
  • 1. Wounds of the Mouth of the Stomach 986
  • 2. Wounds of the Ventricle, or Bottom of the Stomach 287
• Chap. 42. Wounds of the Belly 989
  • 1. Reduction of the Viscera 990
  • 2. Stitching up the Wound 991
  • 3. Application of Topicks 992
  • 4. Exhibition of Internals 992
  • 5. Wounds made by a Puncture 993
• Chap. 43. Wounds of the Guts 994
• Chap. 44. Wounds of the Reins 996
• Chap. 45. Wounds of the Bladder 998
• Chap. 46. Wounds of the Womb 999
• Chap. 47. Wounds of the Yard 1001
• Chap. 48. Wounds of the Fingers and Toes 1002