Surgical Diseases And Surgery of the Dog
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Boenecken found that bacteria commenced to migrate four hours after a loop of in- testine was very tightly ligated. Ziegler made twenty-nine. artificial strangulatiops. In eight of these, bacteria were found within the first ten hours. In three, which had lasted over fifteen hours, bacteria were very plentiful, and consisted of colon bacilli and ordinary pyogenic staphylococci and streptococci, the cocci being the first to migrate. Tietze made seventeen artificial strangulations, and nine of th...ese showed migration in from six to twenty-four hours. In this connection, it is interesting to note that the dog exhibits a remarkable tolerance of simple occlusion by single ligature. Jaffe found that when he ligated the small intestine with a silk ligature the latter cut through little by little until it reached the lumen, the bowel meanwhile becoming reunited by linear cicatrisation without its permeability being at all interfered with. Kirstein had the same experience with rubber 174 Surgical Diseases and Surgery of the Dog ligatures.
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Boenecken found that bacteria commenced to migrate four hours after a loop of in- testine was very tightly ligated. Ziegler made twenty-nine. artificial strangulatiops. In eight of these, bacteria were found within the first ten hours. In three, which had lasted over fifteen hours, bacteria were very plentiful, and consisted of colon bacilli and ordinary pyogenic staphylococci and streptococci, the cocci being the first to migrate. Tietze made seventeen artificial strangulations, and nine of th...ese showed migration in from six to twenty-four hours. In this connection, it is interesting to note that the dog exhibits a remarkable tolerance of simple occlusion by single ligature. Jaffe found that when he ligated the small intestine with a silk ligature the latter cut through little by little until it reached the lumen, the bowel meanwhile becoming reunited by linear cicatrisation without its permeability being at all interfered with. Kirstein had the same experience with rubber 174 Surgical Diseases and Surgery of the Dog ligatures.
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