. Operative surgery, for students and practitioners . joinf;^;2!;^!* ::sz°;nliez- * 1ztvot resect,on ot eib- AMPUTATIONS, RESECTIONS, ETC. 541 The wound is closed with interrupted catgut sutures, a drainagetube which reaches to the glenoid cavity being left protruding throughthe posterior part of the Pig. 235.— Resection of Wrist-joint. Ah, annular ligament split to showthe tendons of extensor secundi () and extensor carpi radialis brevior(); , tendon of extensor indicis. Resections. Wrist-joint.—A tourniquet is applied above theelbow, in order that the operation may b
. Operative surgery, for students and practitioners . joinf;^;2!;^!* ::sz°;nliez- * 1ztvot resect,on ot eib- AMPUTATIONS, RESECTIONS, ETC. 541 The wound is closed with interrupted catgut sutures, a drainagetube which reaches to the glenoid cavity being left protruding throughthe posterior part of the Pig. 235.— Resection of Wrist-joint. Ah, annular ligament split to showthe tendons of extensor secundi () and extensor carpi radialis brevior(); , tendon of extensor indicis. Resections. Wrist-joint.—A tourniquet is applied above theelbow, in order that the operation may be bloodless. A dorsal incisionis made, commencing below, at the middle of the ulnar border of themetacarpal bone of the index finger, and this is continued upward, 542 UPPER EXTREMITY. over the middle of the posterior surface of the radius, to a point oneinch above the level of the wrist-joint. This incision passes throughthe skin and fat and runs parallel with the outer border of the extensortendon of the index finger, the extensor indicis. This incision is then gradually deepened step by step, and in itslower part one should avoid opening the sheath of the extensor in-dicis; in the upper part of the incision, nearer to the wrist-joint, thetendon of the extensor carpi radialis brevior, which is
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