. A Reference handbook of the medical sciences : embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science. the Cervix, a, b, b, nnprnt;on T-i,p blldder alsoPortion denuded. Thepor- Operation. 1 ne UldUULl, alio,tion between the dotted lines should be empty. 1 he vaginarepresents the undenuded should be made thoroughly asep-surfaces which are to form t; b swabbing with a solutionthe new canal. „ J . °, .. ,, ., of corrosive sublimate ot thestrength of 1 to 3,000, or by a sublimate douche of thesame strength. The edges of the laceration should beapproximated by rolling
. A Reference handbook of the medical sciences : embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science. the Cervix, a, b, b, nnprnt;on T-i,p blldder alsoPortion denuded. Thepor- Operation. 1 ne UldUULl, alio,tion between the dotted lines should be empty. 1 he vaginarepresents the undenuded should be made thoroughly asep-surfaces which are to form t; b swabbing with a solutionthe new canal. „ J . °, .. ,, ., of corrosive sublimate ot thestrength of 1 to 3,000, or by a sublimate douche of thesame strength. The edges of the laceration should beapproximated by rolling them in by a tenaculum () fastened in either lip, to determine the limits of thetear. If tbere be much hyperplasia this manoeuvre can-not be readily accomplished. Upon spreading the lips,usually the remains of the arbor vitae can be traced, afford-ing a guide to the amount of tissue to be left to form thenew cervical canal. If the mucous membrane of thecanal below the angles of the laceration has been entirelydestroyed by the inflammatory process, then a strip ofthe newly formed tissue, which would form a continua-. 480 REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. rii-iii*.Uterus. tion from the mucous membrane above to the edges ofthe laceration, must be marked out to be left undenuded(Fig. 4389). The instruments needed are two tenacula,a pair of scissors slightly curved on the flat, a long-han-dled knife, a small-toothed forceps, a Sims speculum,sponge holders, one or two pairs of artery forceps, silver-
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