Practical Observations On Various Subjects Relating to Midwifery V. 1
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hering so strongly to the parietes of the abdo?
men, to the colon, and to the brim of the pelvis, that I despaired of being able to detach it j however, by dissecting at one time, and tearing cautiously with the fingers at another, I suc- ceeded in insulating a large mass of a dark brown colour, weighing upwards of seven pounds, and to my delight, having a pedicle only the thickness of the little finger, and be> tween one and two inches in length, I now gave thk enormous mass to my assistant, M...r Macrae, passed a ligature round the pedicle, and tied it firmly, and then cut close to the tu- mour, securing three opetJ mouthed vessels of the pedicle." This poor woman's sufferings from the time of the operation appear, from Professor Lizars's account, to have been very severe, and corL- tinMed fifty-three hours, when she sunk^ r : 4. The fourth operation performed by Pro- fessorLizars, although it terminated favOiUxably, 126 ENLARGEMENT in so far as the life of the poor woman was concerned, furnished an additional and con- clusive illustration of the author's objection against this operation, and the circumstances merit the attention of all young practitioners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
hering so strongly to the parietes of the abdo?
men, to the colon, and to the brim of the pelvis, that I despaired of being able to detach it j however, by dissecting at one time, and tearing cautiously with the fingers at another, I suc- ceeded in insulating a large mass of a dark brown colour, weighing upwards of seven pounds, and to my delight, having a pedicle only the thickness of the little finger, and be> tween one and two inches in length, I now gave thk enormous mass to my assistant, M...r Macrae, passed a ligature round the pedicle, and tied it firmly, and then cut close to the tu- mour, securing three opetJ mouthed vessels of the pedicle." This poor woman's sufferings from the time of the operation appear, from Professor Lizars's account, to have been very severe, and corL- tinMed fifty-three hours, when she sunk^ r : 4. The fourth operation performed by Pro- fessorLizars, although it terminated favOiUxably, 126 ENLARGEMENT in so far as the life of the poor woman was concerned, furnished an additional and con- clusive illustration of the author's objection against this operation, and the circumstances merit the attention of all young practitioners.
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