Wisconsin medical recorder . FIGURE II Pig. 2. Many operators select a point about midway between the anterior su-perior spine and the umbilicus as the site for their incision. I prefer to measure thedistance as the width of two Angers from the anterior superior spine. The !layers arc well defined at this point and afford secure attachment for the stun: WISCONSIN MEDICAL BECORDER 227. FIGURE III Fig, 3. When the appendix has been drawn from the abdomen with the head ofthe colon the exposed portion of the colon should be covered with a gauze pad asis shown in the illustration, then the appendix
Wisconsin medical recorder . FIGURE II Pig. 2. Many operators select a point about midway between the anterior su-perior spine and the umbilicus as the site for their incision. I prefer to measure thedistance as the width of two Angers from the anterior superior spine. The !layers arc well defined at this point and afford secure attachment for the stun: WISCONSIN MEDICAL BECORDER 227. FIGURE III Fig, 3. When the appendix has been drawn from the abdomen with the head ofthe colon the exposed portion of the colon should be covered with a gauze pad asis shown in the illustration, then the appendix if adherent is freed sufficiently to ex-pose the vessels running to it through the mesentery. A ligature is passed asshown in the illustration. In this instance the appendix has been twisted and boundup in adhesions and its distorted conditionapparent in the illustration. 228 WISCONSIN MEDICAL RECORDER
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