. Bovine obstetrics. Veterinary obstetrics. Fig. 59.—Sa'«' with Handle. Ifc is used to cut through the body of the inferior maxilla, temporo-maxillary articulation, the ribs, the sacro-iliac articula- tion and the ischio-pubic symphysis. The long sharp hook, the vertebral knife, and Hinze's saw are only employed in subcutaneous embryotomy. They are only of use when the skin has been previously separated to qtiite some extent by the hand or spatula. The hand, which always covers the instruments, lies underneath the Chain Saw. Persson introduced the chain saw into obstetrical practice. Sj
. Bovine obstetrics. Veterinary obstetrics. Fig. 59.—Sa'«' with Handle. Ifc is used to cut through the body of the inferior maxilla, temporo-maxillary articulation, the ribs, the sacro-iliac articula- tion and the ischio-pubic symphysis. The long sharp hook, the vertebral knife, and Hinze's saw are only employed in subcutaneous embryotomy. They are only of use when the skin has been previously separated to qtiite some extent by the hand or spatula. The hand, which always covers the instruments, lies underneath the Chain Saw. Persson introduced the chain saw into obstetrical practice. Sjostedt described it in 1875 in his "Handbok i Förlossings- ; On each end is a ring to fasten a rope (fig. 60). The chain saw is convenient to remove the head, to cut through legs abnormally presented; for instance, a carpus wedged in the vagina with the leg turned backward. The chain saw may also be employed to cut contractions of the neck and the sacro-iliac articulation in subcutaneous Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Bruin, M. G. de; Wyman, Willy Edward Alexander, tr. New York, W. R. Jenkins
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