Gynaecology for students and practitioners . fe pR ^5Occ Ph t—i o o ao ;?;o Pio ^ 53 834 GYNECOLOGY Excision ayul Suture. The growth is seized with fine forceps anddrawn down until its origin from the mucous membrane of the posteriorwall is clearly defined. It is then excised with a scalpel or with finesharp-pointed scissors. The incision is carried through the entire. Fig. 507. The Operation fob Vulval Atresia shown also Figure 93, p. 166. thickness of the mucous membrane and it leaves an oval elongatedwound on the floor (posterior wall) of the urethra. The edges of thiswound ar
Gynaecology for students and practitioners . fe pR ^5Occ Ph t—i o o ao ;?;o Pio ^ 53 834 GYNECOLOGY Excision ayul Suture. The growth is seized with fine forceps anddrawn down until its origin from the mucous membrane of the posteriorwall is clearly defined. It is then excised with a scalpel or with finesharp-pointed scissors. The incision is carried through the entire. Fig. 507. The Operation fob Vulval Atresia shown also Figure 93, p. 166. thickness of the mucous membrane and it leaves an oval elongatedwound on the floor (posterior wall) of the urethra. The edges of thiswound are brought together by one or two fine catgut sutures. If theexcision is not complete there is a liability to recurrence, hence itmay be necessary to dilate a small urethra before removal of thegrowth, in order to obtain a good view of the extent of its attachmentto the urethral floor. PLASTIC OPERATIONS 835 Prolapse of the Urethra. The prolapsed portion of the mucousmembrane [see Fig. 185, p. 378) is grasped with forceps and put onthe stretch. At the base of the stretched mucosa two lateral catgutsutures are passed, one on the right and the other on the left sutures are to prevent retraction of the mucosa after the prolapsedportion is removed ; the sutures include all the tissues in the urethralwall, being passed (1) through the attachment of the ure
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