Modern surgery, general and operative . Fig. 851. Purse-string suture applied to a perfora-tion (after Schacher).. Fig. 852.—Showing the application of a double purse-string suture for the arrest of hemorrhage in large wound (after Schacher). July 16, 1903) has collected 660 cases of subparietal injur} of the following statistics are of interest: Treated expectantly: 273 cases wdth81 deaths, a mortality of per cent. Treated by operations other thannephrectomy: 99 cases with 7 deaths, a mortality of per cent. Treated bynephrectomy: 115 cases ^\ith 25 deaths, a mortality of 2
Modern surgery, general and operative . Fig. 851. Purse-string suture applied to a perfora-tion (after Schacher).. Fig. 852.—Showing the application of a double purse-string suture for the arrest of hemorrhage in large wound (after Schacher). July 16, 1903) has collected 660 cases of subparietal injur} of the following statistics are of interest: Treated expectantly: 273 cases wdth81 deaths, a mortality of per cent. Treated by operations other thannephrectomy: 99 cases with 7 deaths, a mortality of per cent. Treated bynephrectomy: 115 cases ^\ith 25 deaths, a mortality of per cent. Perforating wounds of the kidney, if purely posterior, do not involvethe peritonetmi; if anterior, they do. The symptoms are escape of blood andurine by the wound; hematuria is usual, but not invariable; pain as in rup-ttire; the patient may be unable to micturate; and nausea, vomiting, and con-stitutional signs of hemorrhage exist. Traumatic peritonitis, perinephricabscess, or general sepsis may ensue. Confirm the diagnosis by exploration 1282 Diseases and Injuries of the Genito-urinary Organ
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