Operative surgery . on; or (c;) by uniting the wound longitudinally with numer-ous fine silk sutures; or by taking in the two outer coatsof the ureter and sac, and avoid-ing the mucous membrane(Mynter). In the first case in questionFenger practiced the followingtechnique : After exposure of thekidney it was opened throughthe convex surface (.r) with aPaquelin cautery, the openingdilated with forceps, and digitalpalpation was made of the pelvisand calices. Stone was not ^i«- If^^.-Operation for cure of valve forma-tion, Fentrers method, a, a. Kidnev withfound, nor could the entrance of dilated
Operative surgery . on; or (c;) by uniting the wound longitudinally with numer-ous fine silk sutures; or by taking in the two outer coatsof the ureter and sac, and avoid-ing the mucous membrane(Mynter). In the first case in questionFenger practiced the followingtechnique : After exposure of thekidney it was opened throughthe convex surface (.r) with aPaquelin cautery, the openingdilated with forceps, and digitalpalpation was made of the pelvisand calices. Stone was not ^i«- If^^.-Operation for cure of valve forma-tion, Fentrers method, a, a. Kidnev withfound, nor could the entrance of dilated pelvis, a^. Opening from nephrotomy, the ureter be dilated bv tlie finger ^- >? filiated pelvis, c, c Borders of open- , rni ;. ? • / ins made on posterior surface, a. Opening or probe. The posterior surface of ureter into pelvis. of the pelvis (Fig. 1072, c, c) was opened, and the borders of the wound were drawn apart. At the lower posterior portion of the inner wall the opening of the ureter (d) could be. 872 OPERATIVE SURGERY.
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