THE RELATIVE MERITS OF THE OPERATIONS FOR HEMORRHOIDS

J. D. SINGLEY
1908 Journal of the American Medical Association  
The dressing consists of sterilized vaselin and a Pew squares of gauze held in place with a T bandage. No tube or other dressing is placed in the rectum. As a rule no pain is experienced; if there is any. one by poderniic, injection of It nig. (1/5 gr. ) morphin given as soon as the paient complains will he all that is required. lu these operations, as in hcmorrhoid operations, burning the skin should be avoided. Such burns are extremely painful and the patient will often complain bitterly of
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doi:10.1001/jama.1908.25410120036002i fatcat:q35ywmr7erddzngttqgubxotpi