Litholapaxy

Litholapaxy in Male Children and Male Adults, with Notes of Three Cases of Lithotomy at the Indore Charitable Hospital

LITHOLAPAXY IN MALE CHILDREN AND MALE ADULTS, WITH NOTES OF THREE CASES OF LITHOTOMY : A THIRD SERIES OF CASES PERFORMED AT THE INLORE CHARITABLE HOSPITAL. BY Surgeon-Major D. F. Keegan, M.D. (Dublin). Since the 24th May 1885, thirteen patients have been admitted into the Indore Charitable Hospital suffering from stone in the bladder. Six of these patients were boys, varying in age from to 11 y...

Lithotrity and Litholapaxy

proposal as put forward in is letter in your November number to use the word Lithotrity to designate what we now describe by Litholapaxy a suitable and definite word for a definite surgical operation is always to be desired but not always easy to find ; and many Greek and Latin hybrids may be useful but are otherwise deplorable, m the case in question : I do think that the word Litholapaxy, whi...

A Further Series of 57 Cases of Litholapaxy Performed during the Year 1883

In the December number of the Indian Medical Gazette of 1882 and the February number of 1883 two papers of mine appeared on my first twenty cases of litholapaxy. These cases represented my experience of the operation up to the end of 1882. During the year 1883 I performed litholapaxy in 57cases, and in the present paper I propose reviewing these, and making some further practical observations w...

Lithotrity and Litholapaxy

Sir,?I doubt if the proposal which Major C. Duer put forward in his letter headed " Litliotrity and Litholapaxy" in last November issue of The Indian Medical Gazette will find much favour among men of our service interested in the surgery of vesical calculus. We have used the designation 'litholapaxy' in India for the last thirty years to the almost total exclusion of the word ' lithotrity.' I ...

Litholapaxy in Male Children and Male Adults

Indore Hospital. On 13 of these cases SurgeonMajor Caldecott performed litholapaxy, and from one boy aged ten, whose urethra was very small, he extracted a phosphatic stone weighing 577 grains by lateral lithotomy. Surgeon-Major Cahlecott's cases were all successful. Since my return from leave to the preseut date, 27 patients, including 2 females, have been admitted into hospital suffering from...

Litholapaxy in Children