Surgical And Obstetrical Operations
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With the lancet the operation is preferably performed on the right side of the neck. Compress the vein as illus- trated in Fig. 3, and hold the lancet between the thumb and LIGATION OF THE CAROTID ARTERY. 79 index finger in such a manner that it can only penetrate as far as into the vein, and then push it in quickly just in front of the compressing thumb through the skin, subcutem and venous wall as deep as the fingers holding the lancet will permit.
Hold the blade perpendicular to the long axi...s of the vein, and avoid directing the point dorsalwards, which would endanger the superior wall of the vessel or cause the lancet to glide over the wall and not enter the vein. When the lancet has entered the vein, extend the wound somewhat toward the head by flexing the hand dorsally. In cattle it is necessary to compress the vein by means of a cord tightly drawn around the neck, the operator taking the same posi- tion as in the horse while an assistant holds the animal by the horns or nose. Close the wound as in a.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With the lancet the operation is preferably performed on the right side of the neck. Compress the vein as illus- trated in Fig. 3, and hold the lancet between the thumb and LIGATION OF THE CAROTID ARTERY. 79 index finger in such a manner that it can only penetrate as far as into the vein, and then push it in quickly just in front of the compressing thumb through the skin, subcutem and venous wall as deep as the fingers holding the lancet will permit.
Hold the blade perpendicular to the long axi...s of the vein, and avoid directing the point dorsalwards, which would endanger the superior wall of the vessel or cause the lancet to glide over the wall and not enter the vein. When the lancet has entered the vein, extend the wound somewhat toward the head by flexing the hand dorsally. In cattle it is necessary to compress the vein by means of a cord tightly drawn around the neck, the operator taking the same posi- tion as in the horse while an assistant holds the animal by the horns or nose. Close the wound as in a.
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