. Modern surgery, general and operative. Fig. 804.—Pauls tube. Fig. 805.—Inguinal colostomy (afterZuckerkandl). ends of the bar with iodoform gauze to prevent slipping. Instead of the bar,a piece of gauze can be employed (Fig. 805), or a bridge of skin can be madeunder the bowel by suturing the two skin edges. In order to make a spur thetwo parts of the flexure are stitched together by sutures which penetrate toand catch the submucous coat. Stitch the serous coat of the bowel to the parie-tal peritoneum (Fig. 805). Whenever possible, wait from twenty-four toforty-eight hours before opening the
. Modern surgery, general and operative. Fig. 804.—Pauls tube. Fig. 805.—Inguinal colostomy (afterZuckerkandl). ends of the bar with iodoform gauze to prevent slipping. Instead of the bar,a piece of gauze can be employed (Fig. 805), or a bridge of skin can be madeunder the bowel by suturing the two skin edges. In order to make a spur thetwo parts of the flexure are stitched together by sutures which penetrate toand catch the submucous coat. Stitch the serous coat of the bowel to the parie-tal peritoneum (Fig. 805). Whenever possible, wait from twenty-four toforty-eight hours before opening the gut. The colon is opened by the cauteryor by scissors. If the artificial anus is to be permanent, make a transverseincision through the bowel. Cut one-fourth way across the colon when it is
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