. Animal castration. Castration. CASTRATION OF FEMALES 91 subject crowded back to assume a position in close contact with the cross bar, precluding the elevation of the hind legs which might endanger the operator and injure the animal as well. The subject should be pre- vented from lying down by means of girths, and a rope or strap should be passed over the Fig. 16—A FORM QF HIPPO-LASSO Illustrating a suitable mode of restraint for vaginal oophorectomy of the mare by means of a form of hippo-lasso as employed by the author. Preoperative Preparation and Technic.—The ex- ternal perineal r
. Animal castration. Castration. CASTRATION OF FEMALES 91 subject crowded back to assume a position in close contact with the cross bar, precluding the elevation of the hind legs which might endanger the operator and injure the animal as well. The subject should be pre- vented from lying down by means of girths, and a rope or strap should be passed over the Fig. 16—A FORM QF HIPPO-LASSO Illustrating a suitable mode of restraint for vaginal oophorectomy of the mare by means of a form of hippo-lasso as employed by the author. Preoperative Preparation and Technic.—The ex- ternal perineal region is then scrubbed with soap and water, and the vaginal canal irrigated with a one-half of one per cent solution of lysol. Pledgets of cotton may be used to swab out the vaginal canal, though this is not imperative. The introduction of water in the vaginal canal stimu- lates a ballooning of its walls. This is a normal physio- logical function vested in this structure and makes. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Lacroix, John Victor, 1882-. Chicago, American journal of veterinary medicine
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