Treatise on gynæcology : medical and surgical . l lip, after removal of thefixing forceps, using the first sutures to depress the organ. Suture 208 CLINICAL AND OPERATIVE GYNAECOLOGY. of the commissures by one or two points. Cutting of the threads,vaginal irrigation, uterus restored to its place, iodoform tampon (, A, B), At the end of three days the tampon may be withdrawn, and anti-septic irrigation practised morning and evening (1: 2,000 bichloride).It is necessaray to keep the patient in bed during at least five days;union is then complete; there is no need of removing the sutures,w
Treatise on gynæcology : medical and surgical . l lip, after removal of thefixing forceps, using the first sutures to depress the organ. Suture 208 CLINICAL AND OPERATIVE GYNAECOLOGY. of the commissures by one or two points. Cutting of the threads,vaginal irrigation, uterus restored to its place, iodoform tampon (, A, B), At the end of three days the tampon may be withdrawn, and anti-septic irrigation practised morning and evening (1: 2,000 bichloride).It is necessaray to keep the patient in bed during at least five days;union is then complete; there is no need of removing the sutures,which fall of themselves. This operation is easier of execution than Hegars, which differs inthe absence of the first step, the incision of the commissures; as tothe method of Sims, where the vaginal mucous membrane alone issutured above the wound, that was considered an improvementwhen it appeared, but it is now superseded. Amputation of the Cervix with Single Flap. Excision of theMucous Membrane. Schroedefs Operation.—This is especially ap-.
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