. A treatise on obstetrics for students and practitioners . Fig. Amputation of the cervix, with double flaps (Simon.)a. Sectional view, showing lines of incision for formation offlaps and method of suture, b. Front view of cervix, operationcomplete. two flaps, are brought in apposition. Thesame operation is then done on the posteriorlip, and when each lip of the cervix has beenproperly closed a stitch may inserted on eachside through both lips of the cervix, if suchbe required. The end of the intrauterinegauze tampon should then be pulled out fromthe uterus, so that it protrudes for an i
. A treatise on obstetrics for students and practitioners . Fig. Amputation of the cervix, with double flaps (Simon.)a. Sectional view, showing lines of incision for formation offlaps and method of suture, b. Front view of cervix, operationcomplete. two flaps, are brought in apposition. Thesame operation is then done on the posteriorlip, and when each lip of the cervix has beenproperly closed a stitch may inserted on eachside through both lips of the cervix, if suchbe required. The end of the intrauterinegauze tampon should then be pulled out fromthe uterus, so that it protrudes for an inchfrom the cervix. The vagina should bethoroughly douched with bichloride, 1 : 2000,and lightly tamponed with antiseptic occlusion-dressing should be placed over thevulva, which is kept in position by a operation should not occasion severe pain after the patientrecovers from the anaesthetic. Irritation about the bladder is some-times observed, partly owing to the pressure of the tampon and alsoto the fact that in some cases the traction made
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