Surgical treatment; a practical treatise on the therapy of surgical diseases for the use of practitioners and students of surgery . Fig. 1307.—Diagrams of Intestinal Anastomosis. A, End-to-end anastomosis; B, lateral anastomosis; C, lateral implantation by end-to-side anastomosis; D, lateral loop anastomosis for intestinal exclusion or short circuiting. For resecting the transverse colon with preservation of the omentum, J. (Annals of Surg., September, 1917) proceeded as follows: Thebowel is held taut. The omentum is lifted up, and with a straight narrowknife the peritoneum is nicked
Surgical treatment; a practical treatise on the therapy of surgical diseases for the use of practitioners and students of surgery . Fig. 1307.—Diagrams of Intestinal Anastomosis. A, End-to-end anastomosis; B, lateral anastomosis; C, lateral implantation by end-to-side anastomosis; D, lateral loop anastomosis for intestinal exclusion or short circuiting. For resecting the transverse colon with preservation of the omentum, J. (Annals of Surg., September, 1917) proceeded as follows: Thebowel is held taut. The omentum is lifted up, and with a straight narrowknife the peritoneum is nicked along the line of junction of the under surfaceof the omentum and the upper surface of the colon. With a sponge theomentum is forced upward from the transverse mesocolon to the lower borderof the stomach, exposing but not injuring the mesenteric blood-vessels. Thecolon is then resected in the usual manner by view from above of the mesen-teric vessels. After the anastomosis is made the omentum is sewed over theplace of bowel union. This operation serves the two purposes of preservingthe omentum and protecting the line of an
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