Wisconsin medical recorder . FIGURE III Figure 3.—Illustrates the further freeing of the tumor, the dissection being con-tinued as much as possible with the handle of the scalpel. 148 WISCONSIN MEDICAL RECORDER. FIGURE IV Figure 4.—Showing manner of freeing cord along the inguinal canal. When theinternal ring is reached the cord is to be ligated. Some prefer to separate the ves-sels of the cord and ligate them separately. WISCONSIN MEDICAL RECORDER 149 A. —-^ P . FIGURE V Figure 5.—Ligation of the cord at the internal ring. This is performed by simplythrowing a ligature about the cord and tyin

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Wisconsin medical recorder . FIGURE III Figure 3.—Illustrates the further freeing of the tumor, the dissection being con-tinued as much as possible with the handle of the scalpel. 148 WISCONSIN MEDICAL RECORDER. FIGURE IV Figure 4.—Showing manner of freeing cord along the inguinal canal. When theinternal ring is reached the cord is to be ligated. Some prefer to separate the ves-sels of the cord and ligate them separately. WISCONSIN MEDICAL RECORDER 149 A. —-^ P . FIGURE V Figure 5.—Ligation of the cord at the internal ring. This is performed by simplythrowing a ligature about the cord and tying it so as to cut off the circulation. Sometransfix before ligating and then ligate the sections of the cord—the inguinal woundand particular attention should be given to the accurate approximation of fascial lay-ers so that hernia will not subsequently develop. i ;o WISCONSIN MEDICAL RECORDER

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