Methods of holding the bistoury, tying an artery in a stump
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Methods of holding the bistoury, tying an artery in a stump, Elias Smith (1889). Via artnap.com
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This 1889 print by Elias Smith shows three numbered figures on a green ground illustrating surgical technique. Figure 1 depicts a hand holding a bistoury and forceps over a red-marked incision, Figure 2 shows a hand grasping a bistoury, and Figure 3 presents a cross-section of tissue with a ligature and forceps labeled a, b and c.
