The pathology and surgical treatment of tumors . Fig. 205.—k , after Billroth-Wolflcr: I, location and ,2, Suturing: «, occlusion-sutures ; ^, circular sutures. The abdomen is usually opened in the median line, below the tipof the xiphoid cartilage, far enough to secure free access to the prefers an oblique incision below and parallel to the arch. The mesenteric attachment of the part to be resected CARCINOMA. 327 should be tied in small sections with fine braided silk. The lumen ofthe stomach is made to correspond with the oblique section of theduodenum by
The pathology and surgical treatment of tumors . Fig. 205.—k , after Billroth-Wolflcr: I, location and ,2, Suturing: «, occlusion-sutures ; ^, circular sutures. The abdomen is usually opened in the median line, below the tipof the xiphoid cartilage, far enough to secure free access to the prefers an oblique incision below and parallel to the arch. The mesenteric attachment of the part to be resected CARCINOMA. 327 should be tied in small sections with fine braided silk. The lumen ofthe stomach is made to correspond with the oblique section of theduodenum by closing a part by Czerny-Lembert sutures before it isjoined with the duodenum. The junction between duodenum andstomach is made with the same kind of sutures. The suturing is donein steps as the excision wound is enlarged. This method affords abetter opportunity to coaptate the parts properly, and is attended byless hemorrhage, than if the excision were made at once. Rydygier diminishes the size of the opening in the stomach fromthe larger i
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