Gonorrhea in the male : a practical guide to its treatment . Fig. 32, Keyes deep urethral syringe. inserted gently into the rectum, we first map outthe prostate and vesicles, and then slowly and care-fully apply pressure, first to the prostate and laterto the vesicles. The forearm of the massaginghand should be in line with the axis of the patientsbody, and the surgeon should throw the weight ofhis body against his elbow (Fig. 24). The object of the procedure should be to emptythe glands and follicles of their pathologic detritus,and by stimulating the circulation in the organ,restore it to it
Gonorrhea in the male : a practical guide to its treatment . Fig. 32, Keyes deep urethral syringe. inserted gently into the rectum, we first map outthe prostate and vesicles, and then slowly and care-fully apply pressure, first to the prostate and laterto the vesicles. The forearm of the massaginghand should be in line with the axis of the patientsbody, and the surgeon should throw the weight ofhis body against his elbow (Fig. 24). The object of the procedure should be to emptythe glands and follicles of their pathologic detritus,and by stimulating the circulation in the organ,restore it to its normal condition. When, there-fore, the finger sweeps around and across the sur-face of the organ, it takes notice of the variationsin its size, shape and consistency; and we apply thepressure to such points in particular as are especi- 13J: Gonorrhea in the Male. ally soft or hard, to swellings, infiltrations, nodulesand painful areas. The point I wish to make is that the maneuver isnext to useless without our having a definite knowl-edge and a clear id
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