...water. The foregoing embodies Mr. Clover's own directions for the use of this instrument. Having used it very frequently, I would add that it is necessary...gentleness, and I prefer to do without it if possible, as its employment is quite as irritating as a sitting with the lithotrite. INJECTION OF SOLVENTS INTO...

...favour. He has used it, he says, nearly 200 times, a convincing proof of its utility. He adds, however, " It is necessary to use all such apparatus with extreme gentleness, and I should prefer to do without it, if possible, as its employment is quite as irritating as a sitting...

...favour. He has used it, he says, nearly 200 times, a convincing proof of its utility. He adds, however, " It is necessary to use all such apparatus with extreme gentleness, and I should prefer to do without it, if possible, as its employment is quite as irritating as a sitting...

...favour. He has used it, he says, nearly 200 times, a convincing proof of its utility. He adds, however, " It is necessary to use all such apparatus with extreme gentleness, and I should prefer to do without it, if possible, as its employment is quite as irritating as a sitting...

...water. The foregoing embodies Mr. Clover's own directions for the use of this instrument. Having used it very frequently, I would add that it is necessary...gentleness, and I prefer to do without it, if possible, as its employment is quite as irritating as a sitting with the lithotrite. Repeated injections which...

...1875. Pages 693, 694.) " The practice of injecting the bladder to wash out detritus is obsolete This apparatus of Mr. Clover should not be employed, if...are little employed. They require frequent and long manosuvres, which are not exempt from dangers ; besides, they give passage, as a rule, only to dust,...

...693, 694.) (B.) "Having used it [Clover's apparatus] very frequently, I would add that it is wter sary to use all such apparatus with extreme gentleness, and I prefer to do icithoui it, if possible." (Sir Henry Thompson, Practical Lithotrity and Lithotomy, 1871, page 215.)...

...costs rather more pain and time than an ordinary sitting for lithotrity." Again, in 1871, he writes :J "Having used it [Clover's apparatus] very frequently,...gentleness, and I prefer to do without it, if possible." And that, even so late as 1878, Sir Henry relied much more on the flat-bladed lithotrite for the evacuation...