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Sir : 
The following is section B of the Third series of ques- 
tl°ns proposed : 
third series of questions: 
V. What number of cases have been followed by secon- 
dary haemorrhage after ligation of artery above the 
wound? Mention vessel, part of artery wounded, and 
the point ligated. 
TI• In arresting haemorrhage, has LOCAL deligation, or lig- 
ature ABOVE the wound proved the safer method in 
YOUR hands? In how many cases have you resorted to 
the one or the other ? Mention vessels injured. 
All. Have haemostatics proved of any avail in your expe- 
rience? How have they been used? 
HI. How many cases of Gangrene have followed ligation 
for PRIMARY haemorrhage and how many for secon- 
dary haemorrhage ? 
Pr.es’t At s’n A. <6 AT. Surgeons. 
SAM’L P. MOORE, 
Address : Surg. Middleton Michel, 
Act. Cor. Secretary, 
Box No. <), Richmond, Ya.