The Principles And Practice of Gynaecology
The Principles And Practice of Gynaecology
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The device of constructing the ratchets so that they can be separated secures a great leverage at the handle of the instrument. I have used the ecraseur but little, from the fact that I had already, years before its conception, substi- tuted the use of the scissors in some form for almost every operation in this branch of surgery. The ecraseur is an efficient instrument for the removal of polypi, but not' an essential one.
After having satisfied myself that the case is not one of inversion of t...he uterus, I pass up alongside of the index finger a strong tenacu- lum and then hook it deeply into the body of the polypus. This will allow the operator to draw down the tumor with one hand while he retains the finger of the other hand within the uterus. At length the point of attachment will be reached, for the tumor will soon be forced lower by the uterine contractions which are excited on making trac- tion. The assistant is now to hold the tenaculum, while the operator passes up a pair of properly curved scissors along his finger to the base of the tumor, for the purpose of dividing the pedicle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The device of constructing the ratchets so that they can be separated secures a great leverage at the handle of the instrument. I have used the ecraseur but little, from the fact that I had already, years before its conception, substi- tuted the use of the scissors in some form for almost every operation in this branch of surgery. The ecraseur is an efficient instrument for the removal of polypi, but not' an essential one.
After having satisfied myself that the case is not one of inversion of t...he uterus, I pass up alongside of the index finger a strong tenacu- lum and then hook it deeply into the body of the polypus. This will allow the operator to draw down the tumor with one hand while he retains the finger of the other hand within the uterus. At length the point of attachment will be reached, for the tumor will soon be forced lower by the uterine contractions which are excited on making trac- tion. The assistant is now to hold the tenaculum, while the operator passes up a pair of properly curved scissors along his finger to the base of the tumor, for the purpose of dividing the pedicle.
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