The Diseases of the Genital Organs of Domestic Animals
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Wash away the sublimate solution with a tepid 0. 6 per cent, soda bicarbonate solution, and fill the vulvo-vaginal canal with the same. After thorough disinfection of the hands and arms, remove the disinfectants by washing in sterile soda solution, which at the same time renders the Fig. 76 — Colin's scalpel.
hand unctuous and readily introduced through the vulva. Armed with the guarded sterilized scalpel, Fig. 76, intro- duce the hand into the vagina promptly and when the organ is well "balloo...ned, " unsheath the knife. Place it just above the os uteri, parallel to the long axis of the uterus, a few mm. To the right or left of the median line in order to avoid a loose fold of mucous membrane generally existing there. Hold the blade vertical — that is, with the cutting surface parallel to the longitudinal muscular fibers of the vagina — and, guarding the possible extent of its introduction with the thumb and fingers, push it directly forward with a quick thrust through the vaginal mucosa, the muscular walls, and the peritoneum, until the disappearance of resistance indicates that the latter has been penetrated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wash away the sublimate solution with a tepid 0. 6 per cent, soda bicarbonate solution, and fill the vulvo-vaginal canal with the same. After thorough disinfection of the hands and arms, remove the disinfectants by washing in sterile soda solution, which at the same time renders the Fig. 76 — Colin's scalpel.
hand unctuous and readily introduced through the vulva. Armed with the guarded sterilized scalpel, Fig. 76, intro- duce the hand into the vagina promptly and when the organ is well "balloo...ned, " unsheath the knife. Place it just above the os uteri, parallel to the long axis of the uterus, a few mm. To the right or left of the median line in order to avoid a loose fold of mucous membrane generally existing there. Hold the blade vertical — that is, with the cutting surface parallel to the longitudinal muscular fibers of the vagina — and, guarding the possible extent of its introduction with the thumb and fingers, push it directly forward with a quick thrust through the vaginal mucosa, the muscular walls, and the peritoneum, until the disappearance of resistance indicates that the latter has been penetrated.
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