Joseph, Alfred · New York : First Institute of Podiatry · leaf 177
parate such a hornygrowth from its bed, than to try to pare it off in bits orshave it as the patient himself tries to do. Helomata beinghard, very naturally resist the cutting of a knife, and theblade, therefore, when trying to pierce the hard mass, pullson the sensitive tissues beneath, thus… … PEOPER USE OF FINGEES ELIMINATES NECESSITY OF TOE SPREADERS HELOMA 165 The cautious, careful operator will seldom invade thehealthy tissues beneath sufficiently to cause capillary hem-orrhage. A paring or shaving process could, of course, firstbe employed to remove the indurated callous, then…
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