. Post-mortem pathology; a manual of post-mortem examinations and the interpretations to be drawn therefrom; a practical treatise for students and practitioners. d forefinger of the left hand, the hypodermic needleattached to the barrel of its syringe, filled with the material to be intro-duced, is thrust into the ridge of skin until it enters the subcutaneoustissue, when the fluid is slowly injected; or a piece of skin is snippedwith a pair of sharp-pointed scissors, a probe is pushed into the sub-cutaneous tissue, making a small pocket, in which a portion of thesolid inoculum is deposited. (
. Post-mortem pathology; a manual of post-mortem examinations and the interpretations to be drawn therefrom; a practical treatise for students and practitioners. d forefinger of the left hand, the hypodermic needleattached to the barrel of its syringe, filled with the material to be intro-duced, is thrust into the ridge of skin until it enters the subcutaneoustissue, when the fluid is slowly injected; or a piece of skin is snippedwith a pair of sharp-pointed scissors, a probe is pushed into the sub-cutaneous tissue, making a small pocket, in which a portion of thesolid inoculum is deposited. (Fig. 170.) The wound may then bedressed with gauze and sealed with collodion. The intraperitoneal inoculation is made as follows: The animal isheld by an assistant or secured to a table. A broad area over theabdomen is shaven, care being taken not to injure the nipple, and theskin is thoroughly disinfected with a two per cent, lysol solution, whichis washed off with alcohol. The entire thickness of the abdominalparietes is then pinched up into a triangular fold, the peritoneal sur-faces are slipped one over the other to ascertain that no coil of intestine. M
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