Manual of Operative Surgery
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Numerous layers — eight or ten— of the antiseptic gauze are then made to cover the part, their borders extending a good distance beyond the edge of the wound. Around TREATMENT OF OPERATION-WOUNDS. 49 the whole is wrapped the Mackintosh, which is confined in position by bandages made of the antiseptic gauze. ( This dressing can be removed on the second or third day, the wound washed out, protective and Mackintosh purified, and clean gauze substituted, after which it need not be examined again — ...other things being equal — within a week or ten days, unless the discharges soak through it.
At the present time the spray is less often employed than for- merly. In place of it, the surface to be operated upon should be thoroughly scrubbed for three minutes with a brush and soap and water, and afterward washed with a strong solution (1-20) of carbolic acid (Kummell) and some other suitable disinfectant, as aq. chlorinii or a solution of thymol, and the surfaces contiguous to it should be covered by towels saturated with the same disinfecting solution, which should be kept thoroughly wet by it during the operation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Numerous layers — eight or ten— of the antiseptic gauze are then made to cover the part, their borders extending a good distance beyond the edge of the wound. Around TREATMENT OF OPERATION-WOUNDS. 49 the whole is wrapped the Mackintosh, which is confined in position by bandages made of the antiseptic gauze. ( This dressing can be removed on the second or third day, the wound washed out, protective and Mackintosh purified, and clean gauze substituted, after which it need not be examined again — ...other things being equal — within a week or ten days, unless the discharges soak through it.
At the present time the spray is less often employed than for- merly. In place of it, the surface to be operated upon should be thoroughly scrubbed for three minutes with a brush and soap and water, and afterward washed with a strong solution (1-20) of carbolic acid (Kummell) and some other suitable disinfectant, as aq. chlorinii or a solution of thymol, and the surfaces contiguous to it should be covered by towels saturated with the same disinfecting solution, which should be kept thoroughly wet by it during the operation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bryant, Joseph D. (Joseph Decatur), 1845-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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