. A new manual of surgery, civil and military. Congenital Oblique Inguinal Hernia in a Child of Eleven Months. StrangTilatioii Irreducible. Treatment—Herniotomy. Loop of Ileum Twisted at theHernial Ring. Color of Bowel Copf)ery-Eed. Bowel Irreducible Until the Hernial Ring WasIncised. Closure by Congenital Oblique Inguinal Hernia and Hydrocele of the Cord in a Boy 4% Years ofAge. Treatment—HEKNioTOiiY and Obliteration of Both Sacs. 366 GENERAL SURGERY OF THE ABDOMEN of urine as a result of phimosis.—That phimosis is a frequent cause of hernia inchildren is plain from the fact of
. A new manual of surgery, civil and military. Congenital Oblique Inguinal Hernia in a Child of Eleven Months. StrangTilatioii Irreducible. Treatment—Herniotomy. Loop of Ileum Twisted at theHernial Ring. Color of Bowel Copf)ery-Eed. Bowel Irreducible Until the Hernial Ring WasIncised. Closure by Congenital Oblique Inguinal Hernia and Hydrocele of the Cord in a Boy 4% Years ofAge. Treatment—HEKNioTOiiY and Obliteration of Both Sacs. 366 GENERAL SURGERY OF THE ABDOMEN of urine as a result of phimosis.—That phimosis is a frequent cause of hernia inchildren is plain from the fact of the greater frequency of umbilical herniain male than in female children. The greater frequency of inguinal hernia inmale children can readily be accounted for by the difference in the anatomicstructures, but this is not the case in umbilical hernia?, which is also shownstatistically to be more common in male than in female children. It haslately been suggested that phimosis cannot be an important cause of herniain children, because if this were the case the Jewish nation must necessarilybe much freer from hernia than others. This is, however, not the case. Infact, it has been shown by statistics, especially in Russia, that at the age oftwenty to twenty-one proportionally more Jews than Christians
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