A Text-Book of Operative Veterinary Surgery
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be avoided, if possible ; muscular interspaces, if large, are most con- veniently separated with the forefingers or handle of the scalpel, contiguous tendons with the point of the director. It is important to avoid opening the fasciae of muscles and the sheaths of tendons, since wounds of these may be followed by diffuse suppuration and its consequences ; any known veins or arterial branches should also be avoided, if possible, or haemorrhage from them controlled by PREVENTION AND ARREST OF HEM...ORRHAGE. 105 pressure, torsion, or ligature. Adjoining the artery a nerve may be found, Ijdng by the side of the vessel, but outside its sheath, or several nerves may surround the latter. Any small superficial vessels, the border of a muscle or tendon, or nerves, are conveniently drawn to one side and protected ; the wound is made more open, if needed, by retractors, which can be managed by an assistant as the textures are successively divided, and also during the passage of the ligatiire- needle around the artery.
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be avoided, if possible ; muscular interspaces, if large, are most con- veniently separated with the forefingers or handle of the scalpel, contiguous tendons with the point of the director. It is important to avoid opening the fasciae of muscles and the sheaths of tendons, since wounds of these may be followed by diffuse suppuration and its consequences ; any known veins or arterial branches should also be avoided, if possible, or haemorrhage from them controlled by PREVENTION AND ARREST OF HEM...ORRHAGE. 105 pressure, torsion, or ligature. Adjoining the artery a nerve may be found, Ijdng by the side of the vessel, but outside its sheath, or several nerves may surround the latter. Any small superficial vessels, the border of a muscle or tendon, or nerves, are conveniently drawn to one side and protected ; the wound is made more open, if needed, by retractors, which can be managed by an assistant as the textures are successively divided, and also during the passage of the ligatiire- needle around the artery.
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