. Annual of the universal medical sciences. NITALS. H-Sl patients. The placing of the first two stitches is the most impor-tant part of his operation. In introducing the first stitch, he turnsthe point of a Peaslee needle toward the buttock of the correspond-ing side, pushing it deeper into the tissues of the anterior ischio-rectal space, then upward, and finally inward along the recto-vagi-nal wall until it has been carried just abo\ e the highest point ofdissection in the centre. Here he brings it out and carries thesuture through. The needle is then introduced, in a similar manner,on the op
. Annual of the universal medical sciences. NITALS. H-Sl patients. The placing of the first two stitches is the most impor-tant part of his operation. In introducing the first stitch, he turnsthe point of a Peaslee needle toward the buttock of the correspond-ing side, pushing it deeper into the tissues of the anterior ischio-rectal space, then upward, and finally inward along the recto-vagi-nal wall until it has been carried just abo\ e the highest point ofdissection in the centre. Here he brings it out and carries thesuture through. The needle is then introduced, in a similar manner,on the opposite side and the upper end of the suture threaded andcarried into place. For the second stitch, the needle is started atabout one-third of an inch above the first and passed similarlyto the first, except tliat not so much lateral tissue is taken up. Itcrosses the first suture and comes out on the vaginal mucous mem-brane about one-half inch above the cen-tral point of dissection. The third stitchis passed to the junction of the flap and.
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