. Essentials of gynecology, arranged in the form of questions and answers prepared especially for students of medicine ... ithin the denuded area on the other. See Fig. 33. Thetampon is removed from the rectum, the sutures twisted up andeither left long or shotted and cut short- The skin is now broughtinto apposition by superficial silkworm-gut sutures introduced be-tween the wires, giving the result seen in Fig. 34. An antisepticdressing and a T-bandage are applied, and the patient is put to bed. The bowels are moved about the third day, and the sutures re-moved on the eighth. Discuss the mer
. Essentials of gynecology, arranged in the form of questions and answers prepared especially for students of medicine ... ithin the denuded area on the other. See Fig. 33. Thetampon is removed from the rectum, the sutures twisted up andeither left long or shotted and cut short- The skin is now broughtinto apposition by superficial silkworm-gut sutures introduced be-tween the wires, giving the result seen in Fig. 34. An antisepticdressing and a T-bandage are applied, and the patient is put to bed. The bowels are moved about the third day, and the sutures re-moved on the eighth. Discuss the merits of the Saenger-Tait operation. The results of this operation were not good. Skin and vulvarstructures were approximated, but the efficiency of the pelvic flooras a support was not Improved. The operation would now be ofonly historic interest were it not that In recent j^ears other operators(Webster, Mayo) employ methods of operating based on the flap-splitting principle—i e., separating vagina and rectum—then bysuture approximating pelvic fascia and muscle between. The ad- LACERATION OF PERINEUM. 155 Fig. na. 33,
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