. Manual of operative veterinary surgery. Veterinary surgery. SECUEINa SOLIPEDS. 43 lesions in the axillary region, and it is justifiable only in the cases specified. Fifth position—Securing the near hind on the cannon of the off fore leg.—The rope is first tied up by a loop on the middle of the near hind cannon bone, forward over the forearm of the off fore leg, between the fore legs, and back to under the near hind leg, between the hind legs and to the back of the animal, where it is held by an assistant. The leg is again drawn from under him, is steadily brought to below the knee of the off
. Manual of operative veterinary surgery. Veterinary surgery. SECUEINa SOLIPEDS. 43 lesions in the axillary region, and it is justifiable only in the cases specified. Fifth position—Securing the near hind on the cannon of the off fore leg.—The rope is first tied up by a loop on the middle of the near hind cannon bone, forward over the forearm of the off fore leg, between the fore legs, and back to under the near hind leg, between the hind legs and to the back of the animal, where it is held by an assistant. The leg is again drawn from under him, is steadily brought to below the knee of the off forearm and secured as in the other positions. In this position the only operations to be performed are those on the inside of the digital region, or rather of the foot of that Pig. 31.—6lh Position. Sixth position—Securing the off hind leg near the neck or shoulder of that side of the body.—The rope is tied up by a loop around the coronet of the off hind leg, that is below the fetlock, carried forward toward the superior border of the neck, under the neck and then toward the inferior border of that region, back over the whole length of the animal to the front of the hind legs, between these and over the tibial region of the off hind leg, where an assistant holds it to the back. Other assistants, pullmg on the rope, and making it sHde as it passes on the borders of the neck,. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Liautard, Alexandre Franc?ois Augustin, 1835-. New York, Sabiston & Murray
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