The surgeon's handbook on the treatment of wounded in war : a prize essay . The bones sawn through in BRUNS operation. Stump after LE FORTS operation. n. Amputations of the leg. a. By double circular incision (page 175). [3. By skin flaps (page 178). Amputation by two lateral skin flaps is especially suitable for thelower third of the leg (above the malleoli) (fig. 179). An anterior skin flap soon suffers from pressure against the sharpedge of the sawn tibia. A posterior skin flap draws the edges of the wound asunder byits weight. One lateral flap with a semi-circular incision on the opposite
The surgeon's handbook on the treatment of wounded in war : a prize essay . The bones sawn through in BRUNS operation. Stump after LE FORTS operation. n. Amputations of the leg. a. By double circular incision (page 175). [3. By skin flaps (page 178). Amputation by two lateral skin flaps is especially suitable for thelower third of the leg (above the malleoli) (fig. 179). An anterior skin flap soon suffers from pressure against the sharpedge of the sawn tibia. A posterior skin flap draws the edges of the wound asunder byits weight. One lateral flap with a semi-circular incision on the opposite side(Langenbeck) is a very convenient form of amputation for the uppertwo thirds of the leg. It is only necessary to recollect, that the baseof the skin flap must be somewhat smaller than half the circumference Tal XXVIII. Fig. in. \ tibialis antica. )4f/J^&,^tibialis tig interm use ~^J~[i ptrffiiaettspawisuperf. \ long™, f * ^ v sap/imajor. saph. i/it.
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