 | Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of London - Medicine - 1815 - 728 pages
...cases in which it was adopted. In some cases indeed it has failed in producing the like good effects; but these cases have borne only a small proportion...pain is very severe, the seton in the groin is more likely to afford immediate relief, than the caustic issue; but that it is not equally efficacious in... | |
 | Walter Channing, John Ware - Medicine - 1819 - 324 pages
...: in other cases, indeed, it tailed 1o produce the like good effects ; but these cases have liornc only a small proportion to those in which it has succeeded....relief than the caustic issue; but that it is not equally efficacious in checking the progress of the disease as in lessening the violence of its symptoms:... | |
 | 1819 - 564 pages
...on the outside of the hip is attended with better effects."—• " When the pain is very severe, a seton in the groin is more calculated to afford immediate relief than the caustic issue ; but the caustic issue can be better depended on for the production of a cure.'' The same general rules... | |
 | Medicine - 1819 - 1016 pages
...speedy relief of the pain ; in .other cases, however, it failed in producing the like good effects; but these cases have borne only a small proportion to those in which it has succeeded. On the whole, Mr. Brodie is led to conclude, that where the pain is v.ery severe, the seton in the groin is more... | |
 | Medicine - 1834 - 638 pages
...equally open to objections. Mr. Brodie has tried this in many instances, and he comes to the conclusion that, where the pain is very severe, the seton in...the disease as it is in lessening the violence of the symptoms, and that the issue can be better depended on as a means of cure. It is necessary to use... | |
 | Medicine - 1834 - 606 pages
...open to objections. Mr. Игоdie has tried this in many instances, and he comes to the conclusion that, where the pain is very severe, the seton in...the disease as it is in lessening the violence of the symptoms, and that the issue can be betler depended on as a means of cure. It is necessary to use... | |
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... the like good effects ; but these cases have borne only a small proportion to those in which it has succeeded. On the whole, I am led to conclude that, where the pain is very severe, the seton in the groin is more calculated to afford immediate relief... 