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CASUS ILLUSTRATINCr THE TREATMENT. 135
While I gave the petrissage I bent the patient’s hand strongly
towards the ulnar side in order to keep the tendons extended, and
thus prevent them, from moving (fig. "74).
The patient was treated every day from eight to ten minutes.
Miss M., dressmaker, Clapham, injured her eye on the 12th of
December 1887. She was shaking a towel when with one of
the corners she struck her right eye sharply. Pain set in, and
grew worse during the night. It was so severe as to prevent
her from sleeping.
On the morning of the 13 th she went to a doctor, who told
her there was a cut " over the dark part of the eye." He put
two drops of " something " into the eye, and gave her a lotion to
bathe it with. I called in the evening to treat the lady of
the house where she was working. As the pain had steadily
increased during the day, I was asked to look at her eye, and if
possible relieve her.
When I saw her about 9.30 p.m., the eyelids were swollen and
Fig. 74.
XV. WOUND OF THE COENEA.
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