Atlas of electric cystoscopy / by Emil Burckhardt and E. Hurry Fenwick.

  • Burckhardt, Emil.
Date:
1893
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Credit: Atlas of electric cystoscopy / by Emil Burckhardt and E. Hurry Fenwick. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    — 66 — INJURIES AND FISTQL^ OF THE BLADDER. Fig. 52.—Superficial removal of the mucous membrane of the right side of the bladder, due to injury inflicted in the performance of litho- lapaxy. (Cystoscope I.) Male, set. 70. Symptoms of stone for four years ; slight cystitis. Lithola- paxy; the fragments of the uratic stone weighed (dried) 230 grains. Cure. The above condition was noticed a fortnight after operation. Fig. 53.—Fold of the mucous membrane of the left side of the bladder which had been firmly squeezed during litholapaxy. The notches corresponding to the teeth of the jaws of the lithotrite are plainly visible. (Cystoscope I.) Male, eet. 66. Vide PI. XVI, figs. 39 and 40. The above condition was observed ten days after the operation. Fig. 54. Pedunculated prominence of the mucous membrane of the fundus, caused by seizing the membrane with the lithotrite. On the anterior portion of the tumour a brown blood-clot is .seated. (Cystoscope II.) Male, set. 66. Vide PI. XVI, figs. 39 and 40. A fortnight after litholapaxy a fragment which had been left behind, and which was only detected by means of the cystoscope (fig. 45), was removed with the spoon lithotrite; great difii- culty was experienced in seizing it. Four days later the above condition was observed.