Clinical lectures on the surgical diseases of the urinary organs . ed. owing to th. supervention ! fever when sve attempt to carrjth< i< .n beyond a cei tain limit. .. I! strictu hi« h rapidl) conf racf aft< r dilata- tion, and cannot be maintained at or near the normal capa< it)ol the urethra b) th. periodical introduction oi instrumei OPERATIVE TREATMENT OF STRICTURE 39 There are two distinct methods of carrying out this plan oftreatment, both of which are associated with the names ofeminent French surgeons: 1. Civiales method, which consists in passing a sheathedblade th
Clinical lectures on the surgical diseases of the urinary organs . ed. owing to th. supervention ! fever when sve attempt to carrjth< i< .n beyond a cei tain limit. .. I! strictu hi« h rapidl) conf racf aft< r dilata- tion, and cannot be maintained at or near the normal capa< it)ol the urethra b) th. periodical introduction oi instrumei OPERATIVE TREATMENT OF STRICTURE 39 There are two distinct methods of carrying out this plan oftreatment, both of which are associated with the names ofeminent French surgeons: 1. Civiales method, which consists in passing a sheathedblade through the stricture without the aid of a guide, theblade being then projected and the morbid structures dividedfrom behind forwards on the withdrawal of the instrument. 2. Maissoneuves method, in which the incision is madefrom before backwards by means of a blade conducted along ametal guide previously introduced through the stricture. Innumerable instruments have, from time to time, beendevised for the purpose of carrying one or other of these Fig.
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