A History of Indian Medical Literature v1.c24.204.2

v1.c24.204.2

719 the surgical procedure to be applied when the kṛkāṭikā has been cut and air escapes; after-treatment (26.20cd–22ab); 720 the surgical treatment of large wounds of the extremities; a vellita or goṣphaṇā bandage should then be applied (26.22cd–23); 721 the surgical treatment of testicles hanging out of the scrotum; a goṣphaṇā bandage should be applied; after-treatment (26.24–26); 722 the treatment of patients with a cut-off limb (26.27); 723 the treatment to be practised after removal of a foreign body in general (26.28ab) and after its removal from the head (26.28cd–29); 724 the consumption of brain tissue (mastiṣka) of animals is to be recommended after loss of this tissue (mastuluṅgasruti) in a patient (26.30ab); the treatment to be applied after removal of a foreign body from some other part of the body (26.30cd); 725 the treatment of bleeding and of deep wounds with a narrow opening (26.31); 726 the symptoms of patients with a perforating injury to the viscera (26.32–33); 727 the symptoms of accumulation of blood in the āmāśaya (26.34) 728 or pakvāśaya (26.35); 729 the symptoms of non-perforating injuries to one of the āśayas (receptacles) (26.36); 730 signs of incurability (26.37); 731 the treatment of the accumulation of blood (antarlohita) in āmāśaya or pakvāśaya (26.38–39); 732 drinking of blood is advisable when much blood has been lost (26.40ab);