. Animal castration : a book for the use of students and practitioners. Fig. 192 Protection of Wound After Spaying. Animal Castration 211. Fig. 193—Protection Spaying. solution everything* that is outside the abdominal cavity, afterwhich replace the stumps of tubes and suture up with two or threethrough and through sutures. (See Fig. 191.) Special careshould be exercised to see that the peritoneum is included insutures. Bitches after spaying should have the wounds protectedas a safeguard against infection as well as tearing out sutures withthe teeth. Two methods of wound protection are illustr
. Animal castration : a book for the use of students and practitioners. Fig. 192 Protection of Wound After Spaying. Animal Castration 211. Fig. 193—Protection Spaying. solution everything* that is outside the abdominal cavity, afterwhich replace the stumps of tubes and suture up with two or threethrough and through sutures. (See Fig. 191.) Special careshould be exercised to see that the peritoneum is included insutures. Bitches after spaying should have the wounds protectedas a safeguard against infection as well as tearing out sutures withthe teeth. Two methods of wound protection are illustrated inFigs. 192 and 193. After Care and Treatment—The bitch should be confined insmall sanitary quarters for 6 or 7 dajs. Exercise during this pe-riod is harmful and oftentimes dangerous. Remove sutures infrom 3 to 5 days, depending upon condition of wound. Sequelae—The chief sequelae to be faced are septic peritonitis,shock, internal hemorrhage, hernia and anorexia. 1. Septic Peritonitis. The cause of septic peritonitis may beattributed to uncleanliness on part of surgeon while operating, un-clean hands, contaminated instrum
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