. The Principles and practice of gynecology : for students and practitioners. Abdominal incision, cutting through peritoneum. Peritoneum held up away from abdom-inal viscera by pressure-forceps. Forceps on left held by left hand of assistant; forceps onright held by left hand of operator. Figure Enlarging abdominal incision. Forceps shown in >igure 5,5 are lying one on either side ofwound with everted margins of peritoneum in their grasp. 122 GENERAL PRINCIPLES. As the operation proceeds, pressure-forceps placed on small bleed-ing-points, and left there a few minutes, will usually suff
. The Principles and practice of gynecology : for students and practitioners. Abdominal incision, cutting through peritoneum. Peritoneum held up away from abdom-inal viscera by pressure-forceps. Forceps on left held by left hand of assistant; forceps onright held by left hand of operator. Figure Enlarging abdominal incision. Forceps shown in >igure 5,5 are lying one on either side ofwound with everted margins of peritoneum in their grasp. 122 GENERAL PRINCIPLES. As the operation proceeds, pressure-forceps placed on small bleed-ing-points, and left there a few minutes, will usually suffice. If thehemorrhage continues, each point may be secured by torsion or by afine catgut ligature; or several points, by a basting process, may beincluded in a ligature. Troublesome oozing, deep in the pelvic wall,often subsides on long-continued sponge-pressure. The sponge shouldbe wrung out in very hot w^ater, and very firmly packed against the Figure 57.
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