An American text-book of genito-urinary diseases, syphilis and diseases of the skin . Fig. 171.—The needles carrying the traction suture attached to the renal portion of the ureter havebeen passed into the slit in the wall of the vesical portion, carried down a short distance, and pushedout through the wall. from the extremity, from within outward, the needles being from 2-4 and equidistant from the end of the duct. It will be seen that theloop of catgut between the needles firmly grasps the upper end of Fig. 172.—By means of the traction suture the renal portion of the ur
An American text-book of genito-urinary diseases, syphilis and diseases of the skin . Fig. 171.—The needles carrying the traction suture attached to the renal portion of the ureter havebeen passed into the slit in the wall of the vesical portion, carried down a short distance, and pushedout through the wall. from the extremity, from within outward, the needles being from 2-4 and equidistant from the end of the duct. It will be seen that theloop of catgut between the needles firmly grasps the upper end of Fig. 172.—By means of the traction suture the renal portion of the ureter has been implanted into thevesical portion. The ends of the traction suture have been tied together. 4. These needles are now carried through the slit in the side of thelower end of the ureter into and down the tube for 1 cm., where they arepushed through the wall of the duct side by side. 5. It will now be seen that the traction upon this catgut loop passingthrough the wall of the ureter will draw the upper fragment of the duct intothe lower portion. This being done, the ends of the loop are tied togethersecurely, and, as the catgut will be absorbed in a few days, calculi do notform to obstruct the passage of the urine. 6. The ureter is now enveloped carefully with peritoneum, as alreadydescribed in other operations, provided an intra-peritoneal operation has beendone. 494 DISEASES OF THE URETER. Bloodgoocl has repeated Van Hooks experiments with equally satisfac-tory results. In addition to Van Hooks procedu
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