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Title: The Southern California practitioner
Year: 1905 (1900s)
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Subjects: Medicine
Publisher: Los Angeles, Calif. : Stoll & Thayer
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
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sia is safe comparedwith the operation under general an-esthesia. The use of adrenalin with theordinary local anesthesia greatly pro-longs and adds to its efficiency, preventsthe pain and congestion following, andrenders the operation almost bloodless.The knowledge of the nervous anatomyof the parts is, of course, absolutelyessential, and the course of the pudicnerve and the longpudendal nerve closeto the base of the tuberosity of theischium are important. He favors theuse of Youngs tractor, and recommendsallowing sufficient time for the anestheticto act before making the incision. Withsensitive or nervous patients he finds itoften better to use a little nitrous oxidgas or primary ether anesthesia, as theinfiltrating solution can not reach theparts involved in the deeper enucleation.These parts, however, are supplied bythe hypogastric plexus of the sympathicand the discomfort is not necessarilygreat. He reports a case in which hethinks this method of operation wasdirectly life saving.
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244 SCHOOL OF FORESTRY. THE IDYLLWILD SCHOOL OF FORESTRY. THIRD ANNUAL SESSION, Under the Patronage of Hon. Gifeord Pinchot, Forester, Washington, D. C,and Presideni Benjamin (de Wheeler, University of California.. WEDNESDAY, .11 l.\ i_> To WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2 (inclusive), 1905. The new profession of forestry is one in which all should have an intelligentinterest. The protection of our forestsami the conservation of our water sup-ply is a matter that has a direct effectupon the health of the people of South-ern California, Arizona and NewMexico. The third annual session of the Idyll-wild School of Forestry will begin inIdyllwild, San Jacinto Mountains, onJuly 12th and last for three weeks. Thisschool is under the patronage of Hon.Gifford Pinchot, Chief Forester of theBureau of Forestry, and President Ben-jamin Ide Wheeler of the CaliforniaState University. The lectures will beillustrated by electric stereopticon viewsand by study trips through the sur-rounding forests. The lectures

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