Operative surgery . aled promptly with-out an untoward manifesta-tion. The patient was keptin bed for three weeks, afterwhich he was allowed entirefreedom of action in all re-spects. Xo distinct rectalprotrusion appeared after def-ecation, or with the effort,during the two and a halfyears that the patient re-mained under observation. The Results.—In 30 casesof colopexy non-recurrenceis stated in 22, partial recur-rence in 3, and recurrence in 4. Not a single death, and no other sequelsexcept a hernial protrusion in one case, is reported. No comments bearingon the facts of annoyance or sufferin


Operative surgery . aled promptly with-out an untoward manifesta-tion. The patient was keptin bed for three weeks, afterwhich he was allowed entirefreedom of action in all re-spects. Xo distinct rectalprotrusion appeared after def-ecation, or with the effort,during the two and a halfyears that the patient re-mained under observation. The Results.—In 30 casesof colopexy non-recurrenceis stated in 22, partial recur-rence in 3, and recurrence in 4. Not a single death, and no other sequelsexcept a hernial protrusion in one case, is reported. No comments bearingon the facts of annoyance or suffering of any kind during convalescence areexpressed. Introduction of Bougies, etc., to the Rectum.—Empty and cleanse therectum and place the patient in either one of the three positions for rectalexamination (page ); inject into the rectum an ounce or so of sterilizedoil; grasp and carry the bougie (Fig. 121T) from behind forward toward thenavel along the anal axis, then change the direction to backward, upward,. Fig . 1216.—Operation of colopexy for prolapsed rec-tum, authors method, a. a. Fibrous band ofintestine, b. h. Parietal peritonaeum quilted andsewed to intestine at either side. c. Old fistulousopening. 984 OPERATIVE SURGERY.


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