. Manual of operative veterinary surgery. Veterinary surgery. INC1SI0H8. 137 Fig. 164—T-Bhape Incision. Fig. 165.—V-ahape Incision. Fig. 166.—Crucial Fig. 167.—Semi-Lunar Incision. Fig. 168.—L-shape Incision. Fig. 169.—X-sliape Incision. Fig. 170.—Elliptic Incision. B.—Dissections. Dissection is the separation of the cellular tissue from the various parts to which it is united. The scalpel, the bistoury and the scissors are among the necessary instruments, sometimes replaced or assisted by the fingers or a strong director. With the scalpel, or the bistoury, the handle is also utiliz
. Manual of operative veterinary surgery. Veterinary surgery. INC1SI0H8. 137 Fig. 164—T-Bhape Incision. Fig. 165.—V-ahape Incision. Fig. 166.—Crucial Fig. 167.—Semi-Lunar Incision. Fig. 168.—L-shape Incision. Fig. 169.—X-sliape Incision. Fig. 170.—Elliptic Incision. B.—Dissections. Dissection is the separation of the cellular tissue from the various parts to which it is united. The scalpel, the bistoury and the scissors are among the necessary instruments, sometimes replaced or assisted by the fingers or a strong director. With the scalpel, or the bistoury, the handle is also utilized, and frequently the blunt extremity of the scissors, while again in some cases the cellular connections are separated with the fingers or the blunt end of a director. To these instruments are added forceps, either the common dissecting, or the buU-dog form. Three procedures are involved, viz.: the Jree dissection, the limited, and the dissec tion by slices or 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 Liautard, Alexandre Franc?ois Augustin, 1835-. New York, Sabiston & Murray
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