The practice of obstetrics, designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine . Fig. 1099.— ?{The face presentation is from a photograph of the authors casetaken at the Emergency Hospital.) The same mistake in the case of a lateral incision might result in severing aureter. Four incisions are usually made, two antero-posterior and two lateral(Figs. 1096 and 1097). Suture is not necessary except in case of severehemorrhage, which should not occur if the incisions have been properly union of the edges usually occurs. The risks of septic infectionare the
The practice of obstetrics, designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine . Fig. 1099.— ?{The face presentation is from a photograph of the authors casetaken at the Emergency Hospital.) The same mistake in the case of a lateral incision might result in severing aureter. Four incisions are usually made, two antero-posterior and two lateral(Figs. 1096 and 1097). Suture is not necessary except in case of severehemorrhage, which should not occur if the incisions have been properly union of the edges usually occurs. The risks of septic infectionare the same as in any other internal obstetric .procedure. The field of thisoperation is most limited. The operation itself is a serious one and not lightlyto be undertaken. In all but exceptional cases rapid bimanual dilatation of theOS, or rapid bimanual dilatation of the os combined with these incisons, willfulfil all indications. Incisions of the Vagina.—These are most often called for in cases of cicatricialcontraction or congenital defects, and are best made along the lateral vagina
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