Operative surgery on the cadaverD. Appleton, 1887 - 150 pages |
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... close to the abdomen . A reflecting cylindrical speculum with a portion of its circumfer- ence deficient , or one of the valve specula , may be used . Lubricate the point of the instrument . Insert , directing the point of the ...
... close to the abdomen . A reflecting cylindrical speculum with a portion of its circumfer- ence deficient , or one of the valve specula , may be used . Lubricate the point of the instrument . Insert , directing the point of the ...
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... close over its opening . A piece of thread passed through the opening in the anterior angle of the tube , and out of the mouth , prevents its descent into the Ĺ“sophagus if the introduction has been faulty . With- draw the thread , if ...
... close over its opening . A piece of thread passed through the opening in the anterior angle of the tube , and out of the mouth , prevents its descent into the Ĺ“sophagus if the introduction has been faulty . With- draw the thread , if ...
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... close the puncture imme- diately after it is withdrawn . If a lower intercostal space be chosen , be careful to direct the point of the trocar upward , to avoid puncturing the diaphragm . Paracentesis Pericardii . - Puncture the skin in ...
... close the puncture imme- diately after it is withdrawn . If a lower intercostal space be chosen , be careful to direct the point of the trocar upward , to avoid puncturing the diaphragm . Paracentesis Pericardii . - Puncture the skin in ...
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... close its orifice with the pulp of the index - finger , to prevent urine or air being sucked out along its track . Guard against the entrance of air , as in the other paracenteses . Subpubic . - Pull the penis down , and puncture the ...
... close its orifice with the pulp of the index - finger , to prevent urine or air being sucked out along its track . Guard against the entrance of air , as in the other paracenteses . Subpubic . - Pull the penis down , and puncture the ...
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... close to the ends of the forceps as possible , the scal- pel being held short , with the blade flatwise to the surface , and making a right angle with the forceps . Enter the end of the director into the opening formed , and gradually ...
... close to the ends of the forceps as possible , the scal- pel being held short , with the blade flatwise to the surface , and making a right angle with the forceps . Enter the end of the director into the opening formed , and gradually ...
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alveolar process amputation ankle areolar tissue artery ARTERY.-Place the subject attachments avoid Begin an incision bladder blade border bougie canula carotid catheter close the wound Cloth condyle convex cricoid cartilage deep fascia director Disarticulation Diseases Divide the integument downward edge edition extend external femur fibers finger flex flexor forceps gland groove half inch humerus inner instrument integument and fascia internal interosseous intestine joint knife left index-finger ligament ligamentum patellæ ligated ligature limb lithotrite longus lower median line membrane metacarpal metatarsal bone middle mucous muscle nerve oblique Occlude opening operation osteotome outward palmar Pass the needle periosteum Place the subject plantar platysma posterior Poupart's ligament providing for drainage puncture Push removed Retract sawn scalpel Separate the tissues sheep side slightly stitch superficial fascia surface guide suture symphysis symphysis pubis tendon tenotome thumb thyroid thyroid cartilage tibia tooth trephine trocar tube ulnar upper upward urethra vein vessel