. Surgical and obstetrical operations, for veterinary students and practitioners. Veterinary surgery. URETHROTOMY. LIIHOTOMY. the rectum. One must avoid grasping, along with the stone, the mucous membrane of the bladder. Partial filling of the bladder with a tepid aseptic .solution will aid in grasping the calculus and in avoiding the implicatioii of the bladder walls. By careful rotary movement and pushing the forceps back- ward and forward the operator can determine before the ex- traction of the stone if the forceps can be withdrawn easily and without much resistance through the neck of the
. Surgical and obstetrical operations, for veterinary students and practitioners. Veterinary surgery. URETHROTOMY. LIIHOTOMY. the rectum. One must avoid grasping, along with the stone, the mucous membrane of the bladder. Partial filling of the bladder with a tepid aseptic .solution will aid in grasping the calculus and in avoiding the implicatioii of the bladder walls. By careful rotary movement and pushing the forceps back- ward and forward the operator can determine before the ex- traction of the stone if the forceps can be withdrawn easily and without much resistance through the neck of the. FiG. 8. Urethrotomy at the ischial notch. bladder. If the stone is so large that it can not the neck of the bladder performed. This operation requires time and patience, since as a rule it is not possible to encompass the entire calculus with the forceps. That is, the narrowness of the neck of the bladder prevents the sufficiently wide opening of the forceps. The .stone con- sequently must be gradually broken off at its periphery and the individual pieces of calculus removed. The character of the surface of the stone has an evident bearing upon the practicability of lithotripsy. When this operation is , the operative dilation. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Williams, Walter Long, 1856-1945; Pfeiffer, Wilhelm. Ithaca, N. Y. , The author
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