L'Encyclopédie internationale de chirurgie, un traité systématique sur la théorie et la pratique de la chirurgie . appliqué à moi à l'UniversityHospital, avec son genou contractée à un angle droit, et immobilier. Le contractionshe avait été dit sur à venir pendant environ deux ans. Peu après cette date je de nouveau utilisé, par sciage d'un bloc en forme de coin de l'angle de la branche, comme dans le Dr GurdonBucks méthode. La suite de la réévaluation de l'excision a été favorable, et Rose a maintenant de nouveau(Octobre 1883), une droite et d'un membre, de l'entreprise et des promenades sans aide artificielle. Dans ma prochaine affaire, qui était également l'un des art gélatineux

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The international encyclopaedia of surgery; a systematic treatise on the theory and practice of surgery . applied to me at the UniversityHospital, with her knee contracted to a right angle, and immovable. The contractionshe said had been coming on for about two years. Shortly after this date I operated again, by sawing out a wedge-shaped block from the angle of the limb, as in Dr. GurdonBucks method. The result of the re-excision was favorable, and Rose has now again(October, 1883), a straight and firm limb, and walks without artificial aid. In my next case, which was also one of gelatinous arthritis, the operationwas followed by profuse secondary hemorrhage on the thirteenth day; not-withstanding which the patient made an excellent and even rapid recovery. Excision of Knee-Joint for Gelatinous Arthritis ; Secondary Hemorrhage; Recovery with Useful Limb James M., six years of age, entered the P^piscopal Hospital on May 7, 1875, suffering from gelatinous arthritis of the left kuee, following au injury Result of knee-joint exci-sion ; slight motion pre-served. EXCISION OF THE KNEE-JOINT. 515. which had been received one year before. The joint was Fig. 743. much swollen, and the limb was useless, but there wasnot much pain, and, as customary in this variety ofarthritis, not much impairment of motion. Excision was performed in the ordinary way on May13, six or seven ligatures being required, and the limbbeing subsequently dressed as in my other cases. On theeighth day, all the ligatures and sutures were away, thewound was mostly united, the limb was in excellent posi-tion, and everything promised an uninterrupted recovery.On the thirteenth day (May 2G), without any obviouscause, profuse secondary hemorrhage occurred, the woundbeing stuffed with clots, and the dressings saturated withblood. Knowing that no large vessel had been dividedin the operation, and unwilling to interfere unnecessarilywith the progress of repair, I did not open the wo:;nd, butcontented myself with

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