. A new manual of surgery, civil and military. (g) C. H. Mayo method. (h) 578 SURGERY OF THE GENITO-URINARY TRACT its contents, and the tissues of the spermatic cords, as well as the inguinallymphatic glands. It also includes the transplantation of the remnant ofthe urethra into the perineum. Technique. An incision is begun opposite the internal abdominal ring onone side. It is carried down over the center of the inguinal canal around theedge of the scrotum, sufficient skin being left to insure the covering of theentire defect. Then the incision is carried up on the opposite side along theedge
. A new manual of surgery, civil and military. (g) C. H. Mayo method. (h) 578 SURGERY OF THE GENITO-URINARY TRACT its contents, and the tissues of the spermatic cords, as well as the inguinallymphatic glands. It also includes the transplantation of the remnant ofthe urethra into the perineum. Technique. An incision is begun opposite the internal abdominal ring onone side. It is carried down over the center of the inguinal canal around theedge of the scrotum, sufficient skin being left to insure the covering of theentire defect. Then the incision is carried up on the opposite side along theedge of the scrotum over the inguinal canal to a point opposite the other in-ternal abdominal ring. A transverse incision is made to join the two heredescribed, just below the pubis. The skin and superficial fascia are then dis-sected up and all the inguinal lymphatic glands carefully excised. The tissuesof the cord are then isolated and treated as described in the operation forcastration. The bleeding vessels are carefully caught with hemostatic
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