A manual of modern surgery : an exposition of the accepted doctrines and approved operative procedures of the present time, for the use of students and practitioners . End-to-end suture after the application of interrupted Lembert stitches. (Richakdsox.) 650 DISEASES OF THE ABDOMEN AND PELVIS. The sutures may be inserted while the clamps are upon the intes-tines, or some liquefiable cylinder, such as a long plug of cocoa butter,may be inserted into the cut ends of the tube and the sutures placedwhile the bowel is thus distended. A rubber bag, which can be dis-tended with air, will answer the s
A manual of modern surgery : an exposition of the accepted doctrines and approved operative procedures of the present time, for the use of students and practitioners . End-to-end suture after the application of interrupted Lembert stitches. (Richakdsox.) 650 DISEASES OF THE ABDOMEN AND PELVIS. The sutures may be inserted while the clamps are upon the intes-tines, or some liquefiable cylinder, such as a long plug of cocoa butter,may be inserted into the cut ends of the tube and the sutures placedwhile the bowel is thus distended. A rubber bag, which can be dis-tended with air, will answer the same purpose. Such devices are, i End-to-end union of intestine by means of the Murphy button : the two portions of the Murphybutton, held in position by purse-string sutures, are ready to be pressed together. (Richardson.) however, not necessary. The Murphy anastomosis button or Mayosbobbin may be used to lessen the time of operation in cases of circularenterorraphy, but they are seldom necessary. The gut should bestitched together first at the mesenteric attachment and then oppositeto that point. This gives a certain amount of steadiness while the re-maining suturing is being done. Fig.
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