Pathology and treatment of diseases of women . itoneum. Non-absorbable material is preferablefor the fascia, fistulse of bladderand rectum, as well as all skin su-tures. For this purpose we al-ways use interrupted sutures ofaluminum bronze wire. This canbe tied just as easily as catgut orsilk and does not drain into thedeeper tissues. We have discardedsilk entirely. This is only used forintestinal the suture instruments out of the question, the forceps forgrasping are of the greatest importance. We use with preference thesimple bullet-forceps (Fig. 17), the double-toothed force
Pathology and treatment of diseases of women . itoneum. Non-absorbable material is preferablefor the fascia, fistulse of bladderand rectum, as well as all skin su-tures. For this purpose we al-ways use interrupted sutures ofaluminum bronze wire. This canbe tied just as easily as catgut orsilk and does not drain into thedeeper tissues. We have discardedsilk entirely. This is only used forintestinal the suture instruments out of the question, the forceps forgrasping are of the greatest importance. We use with preference thesimple bullet-forceps (Fig. 17), the double-toothed forceps of Muzeux(see Fig. 30), and the vulsellum forceps of Collin (Fig. 31). We think itof great importance that all instruments should be made powerful andsolid, so that they do not bend when applied to hard tissue. For hemo-stasis the well-known clamp forceps of Pean or Kocher are suitable, butthey must be chosen quite long for the purpose of ligating in the deeperstructures. The retractors necessary for unfolding the vagina and retracting the. Fig. 29.—Needle-holder and Needles, afterA. Martin. GENERAL OPERATIVE TECHNIC 47
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