The essentials of bandaging /

ILLUSTRATED BY 122 ENGRAVINGS ON WOOD.
BERKELEY HILL, M.B. Lond., F.R.C.S.,
Instructor in Bandaging, &c., in University College, Assistant Surgeon to University College Hospital, and Surgeon to Out-patients at the Lock Hospital.
SECOND EDITION, REVISED AND ENLARGED.
LONDON:
JAMES WALTON,
BOOKSELLER AND PUBLISHER TO UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, 137, GOWER STREET.
1869.
LONDON: BRADBURY, EVANS, AND CO., PRINTERS, WHITEFRIARS.
In laying a Second Edition before the public, I have decided not to alter the scope of this little work, but simply to endeavour to increase its usefulness, by remedying omissions, and by adding new instructions where such appeared desirable. I have ventured to insert, as an Appendix, lists of the preparations requisite for the sick room and for the operating room before the ordinary operations of surgery are performed; also, lists of the instruments and appliances requisite, or possibly useful, in performing forty-nine different operations on the human body. It is hoped that, by giving the surgeon a list, such as most operators draw up in manuscript for their private use, whereby they may check their preparations before proceeding to operate, some trouble may be saved.
14, Weymouth Street, W. November, 1869 .
The descriptions and directions for using surgical apparatus in the following pages, are those originally prepared for oral delivery in a short course of practical lessons in bandaging and the application of surgical apparatus, given by me in University College Hospital. No attempt is made to include all efficient modes of treating surgical injuries: it is merely proposed to supply the student or practitioner with instructions by which he may refresh his memory when about to employ the ordinary surgical appliances.