The Practice of Surgery
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One concludes from what I have said that a competent surgeon must be a very thoroughly equipped all-round man. Exactly that is my meaning. One must study general medicine as well as surgery, and must follow carefully both sets of clinics. There was a time, fifty years ago and less, when all surgeons were general practitioners. Then, 46 22 MINOR SUKGERY — DISEASES OF STRUCTURE /J^ with the development of specialties, came a natural antl proper narrow- ing of the surgeon's field. For years we dev...ised new operations, we attacked organs previously regarded as inaccessible, we learned and perfected a new practice and a new technic. It has come about with this development of our branch of the art of medicine that many dis- eases as well as organs have become the surgeon's own, — his own in part at least, — diseases and organs with which he never thought to tamper a few j^ears ago. So again it is becoming apparent that he must be familiar with a great variety of processes which, a few years ago, con- cerned him little if at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One concludes from what I have said that a competent surgeon must be a very thoroughly equipped all-round man. Exactly that is my meaning. One must study general medicine as well as surgery, and must follow carefully both sets of clinics. There was a time, fifty years ago and less, when all surgeons were general practitioners. Then, 46 22 MINOR SUKGERY — DISEASES OF STRUCTURE /J^ with the development of specialties, came a natural antl proper narrow- ing of the surgeon's field. For years we dev...ised new operations, we attacked organs previously regarded as inaccessible, we learned and perfected a new practice and a new technic. It has come about with this development of our branch of the art of medicine that many dis- eases as well as organs have become the surgeon's own, — his own in part at least, — diseases and organs with which he never thought to tamper a few j^ears ago. So again it is becoming apparent that he must be familiar with a great variety of processes which, a few years ago, con- cerned him little if at all.
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