The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 329
itself up as the shaft advances. It remains only to thrust down the knife or tube, as the case may be, and your patient is relieved of his stricture before leaving your office. This may seem to be making light of a serious operation, but it is what I have often done, especially with patients from a… … Maisonneuve's Urethrotome, Modtfted by Voillemter. — A. g, the triangular knife, sharp through- out; e, shield with blunt edges; I, filiform bougie. B. Knife and shield of full size. C. Flexible catheter, which can be screwed upon the filiform bougie, after withdrawal of the urethrotome. One word…
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