. Gynecology : . Fig. 219.—Dissection of Bartholins Gland forCyst or incision is made through the skin outside ofthe labium minus. The cystic gland is dissected outentire with blunt-pointed scissors. In order toavoid rupturing the cyst the dissection is carriedout on the outer side first, the region of the ductbeing dissected last. Fig. 220. — Excison of BartholinsGland. The wound external to the labiumminus is closed with deep silkworm-gutsutures. A small rubber drain is placedthrough a stab-wound, to be removed inthirty-six to forty-eight hours, or later if anabscess has been exs
. Gynecology : . Fig. 219.—Dissection of Bartholins Gland forCyst or incision is made through the skin outside ofthe labium minus. The cystic gland is dissected outentire with blunt-pointed scissors. In order toavoid rupturing the cyst the dissection is carriedout on the outer side first, the region of the ductbeing dissected last. Fig. 220. — Excison of BartholinsGland. The wound external to the labiumminus is closed with deep silkworm-gutsutures. A small rubber drain is placedthrough a stab-wound, to be removed inthirty-six to forty-eight hours, or later if anabscess has been exsected. The complete operations for both abscess and cyst are practically patient should be fully anesthetized, for the dissection must always becarried deeply into the tissues, and there is, as a rule, troublesome incision is made on the outer surface of the swelling through the skin. Anattempt is then made to dissect out the capsule of the abscess or cyst, the outerportion embedded
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