Operative surgery . ed, and tlieneedles {)assed as before (d). Jf a knut be made at eaeh (;rossiiig, slippingof tlie sutures will prevented (c). Jlie nuniber of the crossings willvary with the size of the cut. ]\y this nietliod tlie edges of the wound arethoroughly inverted (Fig. ), aiul all danger of extravasation is i) suture is not frecpuMitly employed, and although a good one is not asreadily understood nor so ])roniptly a])plied as are the following. It is some-times described and figured as including the mucous membranes, a ste]) thatought not to be practiced. T/ie
Operative surgery . ed, and tlieneedles {)assed as before (d). Jf a knut be made at eaeh (;rossiiig, slippingof tlie sutures will prevented (c). Jlie nuniber of the crossings willvary with the size of the cut. ]\y this nietliod tlie edges of the wound arethoroughly inverted (Fig. ), aiul all danger of extravasation is i) suture is not frecpuMitly employed, and although a good one is not asreadily understood nor so ])roniptly a])plied as are the following. It is some-times described and figured as including the mucous membranes, a ste]) thatought not to be practiced. T/ie Cnslting Si(tiire.—In this suture the needle does not enter the cav-ity of the gut, but instead it includes the serous, muscular, and submucousfibrous coats. The sewing is commenced as shown in Fig. The threadis knotted and the stitclies are taken in the manner indicated, and when thethread is drawn tight the wound is closed and the suture is buried (Fig. 786).The final tying is illustrated also (Fig. 785).. Fig. 787.—The Lembert suture, a. Se-rous coat. J). Muscular coat. c. Sub-mucous fibrous coat.
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