. Manual of operative surgery. ibialis anticus. Result: After two month-foot was in good position and all movements possible. After one year adduction and supinastion could be carried out with power. CHAPTER CVIITENDON SHEATHS AND TENORRHAPHY Operation is most commonly performed on the sheaths of tendons for theremoval of tuberculous disease. Apply a tourniquet above the site of disease. Make an incision over theswelling, following the course of the tendon. Split the sheath of the tendon wideopen. Retract the edges of the sheath wound with sharp hooks or away all diseased tis
. Manual of operative surgery. ibialis anticus. Result: After two month-foot was in good position and all movements possible. After one year adduction and supinastion could be carried out with power. CHAPTER CVIITENDON SHEATHS AND TENORRHAPHY Operation is most commonly performed on the sheaths of tendons for theremoval of tuberculous disease. Apply a tourniquet above the site of disease. Make an incision over theswelling, following the course of the tendon. Split the sheath of the tendon wideopen. Retract the edges of the sheath wound with sharp hooks or away all diseased tissues. If possible, do not touch the wound with thefingers unless gloves are worn. Rub into the whole wound sterile the wound by sutures. Apply dressings and splint. TENORRHAPHY 1193 Tendon Suture: Tenorrhaphy.^—To avoid unnecessary cutting it is wellto use a round needle, such as is used in intestinal work, but this is not of muchimportance. All the ordinary suture materials are used, viz., catgut, silk, hemp,.
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