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Identifier: practiceofobstet00edga (find matches)
Title: The practice of obstetrics, designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: Edgar, J. Clifton (James Clifton), 1859-1939
Subjects: Obstetrics
Publisher: 3rd ed., rev
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
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ligatures applied upon the surface of the abdomen instead of inthe pelvic cavity. Except in septic and cancerous conditions the incompleteoperation will usually suffice, and is the one more quickly and safely performed. Incomplete Hysterectomy.—Figs. 1240 to 1245 show the steps in incompletehysterectomy, and it will be noted from the illustrations that the entire uterus isdelivered through the incision. Also that the broad ligaments are clamped, andthe ovarian and uterine vessels and round ligaments ligated, the broad ligamentdivided, the bladder stripped down and the uterus amputated at the level of theutero-cervical junction, upon the surface of the abdomen. The uniting of thestumps of the ovarian and uterine vessels, and closing-in of the raw surfaces byuniting the anterior and posterior flaps of the peritoneum, of necessity is per-formed within the abdomen (Figs. 1244 and 1245). Complete Hysterectomy.—Figs. 1246 to 1250 show the steps in complete hyster- 1018 OBSTETRIC SURGERY
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Fig. 1242.—Incomplete Abdominal Hys-terectomy. The broad ligaments areclamped close to the uterus. The uterineand ovarian vessels and round ligamentsligated and incised. The incision abovethe utero-vesical reflection of the perito-neum has been made and the bladder isbeing stripped down from the uterus withthe finger. Fig.^1243.—Incomplete Abdominal Hys-terectomy. The bladder has beenstripped down and the uterus is drawnupward and to one side and is being ampu-tated at the utero-cervical junction.

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