Transactions of the American Association of Obstetricians, Gynecologists, and Abdominal Surgeons for the year ... . Fig. 4.—De:acher further introduced and sweeping the midportion of the uterine wall. accomplish the dilation iii a few hours, without trauma, without an-esthesia, and without abrasion of the mucosa. Then, with or withoutanesthesia, the detacher is introduced under aseptic precautions withthe jaws closed, while the fundus uteri is depressed and the handlesof the detacher are carried backward, so as to bring the uterine andvaginal canals in a straight line as nearly as possible. Th
Transactions of the American Association of Obstetricians, Gynecologists, and Abdominal Surgeons for the year ... . Fig. 4.—De:acher further introduced and sweeping the midportion of the uterine wall. accomplish the dilation iii a few hours, without trauma, without an-esthesia, and without abrasion of the mucosa. Then, with or withoutanesthesia, the detacher is introduced under aseptic precautions withthe jaws closed, while the fundus uteri is depressed and the handlesof the detacher are carried backward, so as to bring the uterine andvaginal canals in a straight line as nearly as possible. The fundusuteri is steadied by the left hand above the pubes, while the righthand spreads the jaws of the detacher apart and holds them firmly incontact with the lower internal surface of the uterus. In this positionthe cfetaeher is rotated and the lower segment is swept by a com- DETACHMENT OF ADHERENT PLACENTAE IN ABORTION.
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