Operative gynecology : . emarried soon after, and at her confine-ment a large foreign body was felt inthe way of the head as it descended; itwas pushed up, however, and the laborproceeded normally. Dr. Eccles wascalled in later and removed the hairpin,incrusted with large, fused twin calculi,through an incision in the anterior va<n-nal wall. ISTo sutures were used to closethe wound, which healed spontaneouslywithin five weeks. 3. The suprapubic operation for theremoval of calculi (sectio alto) is bestadapted to those of the largest size,which fill the bladder. It is especiallysuitable for c
Operative gynecology : . emarried soon after, and at her confine-ment a large foreign body was felt inthe way of the head as it descended; itwas pushed up, however, and the laborproceeded normally. Dr. Eccles wascalled in later and removed the hairpin,incrusted with large, fused twin calculi,through an incision in the anterior va<n-nal wall. ISTo sutures were used to closethe wound, which healed spontaneouslywithin five weeks. 3. The suprapubic operation for theremoval of calculi (sectio alto) is bestadapted to those of the largest size,which fill the bladder. It is especiallysuitable for children, where the vaginalroute is not distending the bladder with water, a vertical incision 6 to 8 is made in the middle line just above the symphysis, separating the rectiand the pyramid ales muscles, and pushing aside the fat underlying them,buttaking care not to cut the peritoneum. In this way the bladder is exposed,its wall cut through vertically, and the stone extracted. The incision in the. Fig. 246.—Phosphatic Calculus formedupon a Hairpin in the Bladder.
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