. Animal castration : a book for the use of students and practitioners. Fig. 195—View of Interior of Abdominal Cavity. A, Biflication; B, Rectum; C, Bladder;D-D, Horns; E-E, Ovaries; F, Intestines. Animal Casteation 215 tion and anatomical relation are the same in both animals. (SeeFigs. 194 and 195.) Sterilization of Intruments and Cleansing Hands of Operator—Same as for bitch spaying. See page 205. Preparation of Operative Field—Same as for bitch page 206. Bestraint (Belly Method)—It is desirable to fix the cat securelyto operating table (Figs. 196 and 197). In event table is not

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. Animal castration : a book for the use of students and practitioners. Fig. 195—View of Interior of Abdominal Cavity. A, Biflication; B, Rectum; C, Bladder;D-D, Horns; E-E, Ovaries; F, Intestines. Animal Casteation 215 tion and anatomical relation are the same in both animals. (SeeFigs. 194 and 195.) Sterilization of Intruments and Cleansing Hands of Operator—Same as for bitch spaying. See page 205. Preparation of Operative Field—Same as for bitch page 206. Bestraint (Belly Method)—It is desirable to fix the cat securelyto operating table (Figs. 196 and 197). In event table is notavailable a wide board may be used. Operative Technique—Same as for bitch spaying. Restraint (Flank Method)—Right hind and both fore legs arefixed together with strong cord. I^eft hind leg and head are heldby assistant. (See Fig. 198).. Fig. 196—Cat Fixed to Table for Spaying Operation. E, Abdominal Incision. 216 Aniimal Castration

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