Vesselle Benoit, Vesselle Guillaume
Hist Sci Med. 2016 Oct;50(4):413-425.
The Dupuytren Museum in Paris has a remarkable anatomic specimen which figures in the surgeon Larrey's works of 1812 and 1829. It consists of a soldier's skull impaled by the ramrod of the musket of one of his co-soldiers. The wounded soldier survived two days with this ramrod through his head. Besides this singular case, Larrey reports several observations of the uses and misuses of trephination with local and general appropriate cares to provide. Indications are also exposed in the Dictionnaire des sciences medicales Panckoucke published in 1821.
巴黎的迪皮特朗博物馆有一件非凡的解剖标本，它出现在外科医生拉雷1812年和1829年的著作中。它是一个士兵的头骨，被他的一名战友的火枪通条刺穿。这名受伤的士兵头部插着通条活了两天。除了这个独特的病例，拉雷还报告了几例关于环锯术的使用和滥用的观察情况，并给出了局部和全身的适当护理方法。1821年出版的《潘库科克医学科学词典》中也阐述了相关指征。
