A manual of modern surgery : an exposition of the accepted doctrines and approved operative procedures of the present time, for the use of students and practitioners . ints should equal thediameter of the limb. Seize theskin at the lower incision anddraw it upwards, while the knifedivides the muscles obliquelydown to the bone. When thebone is reached divide the peri-osteum transversely and dissectit from the bone sufficiently toform a covering for the bone whensawed. Saw the bone and bendthe flap of integument, muscleand periosteum over it, and su-ture the edges of the skin. Ifthe surgeon pref
A manual of modern surgery : an exposition of the accepted doctrines and approved operative procedures of the present time, for the use of students and practitioners . ints should equal thediameter of the limb. Seize theskin at the lower incision anddraw it upwards, while the knifedivides the muscles obliquelydown to the bone. When thebone is reached divide the peri-osteum transversely and dissectit from the bone sufficiently toform a covering for the bone whensawed. Saw the bone and bendthe flap of integument, muscleand periosteum over it, and su-ture the edges of the skin. Ifthe surgeon prefer, the muscles may be divided by a transverse circularcut at the base of the skin flap. The periosteal cuff may be omitted. The so-called racket incisionand the so-called lanceolate incis-ion are obtained by making a lon-gitudinal incision upwards froma transverse circular and an ob-lique circular incision, respect-ively. The additional cut makesit more easy to lift up the longitudinal incisions addedto a transverse circular incisionmake two equal, rectangularflaps; if added to the obliquecircular cut, they make unequalrectangular flaps. If the angles. Oblique incision : the upper end made by cuttingacross a fold of skin raised up between the fingerand thumb. (Kochee.) Fig. 457.
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