 | 1903 - 720 pages
...necessary to insure the opening into the duodenum being patent, a long probe is passed into the bowel. The incision into the bile-duct is now closed by an...being employed to close the peritoneal edges of the cut. In such cases, where the pancreas is indurated and swollen from chronic pancreatitis and is likely... | |
 | Sir Arthur William Mayo Robson - 1907 - 588 pages
...bile-duct, and to ensure the opening into the duodenum being patent, a long probe is passed into the bowel. The incision into the bile-duct is now closed by an...employed to close the peritoneal edges of the gut. In such cases, where the pancreas is indurated and swollen from chronic pancreatitis, and is likely... | |
 | Arthur Latham - 1914 - 1516 pages
...patent, a long probe is passed into the bowel. The incision into the bile duct, if one has to be made, is now closed by an ordinary curved round needle held...the duct proper, and a continuous fine green catgut thread being employed to close the peritoneal edges of the duct. Where the gall-bladder is contracted... | |
 | Frederic Francis Burghard - 1914 - 818 pages
...been removed. The incision into the bile duct (when the gall-bladder is available for drainage) is closed by an ordinary curved, round needle held in...margins of the duct proper, and a continuous fine green chromic catgut suture being employed to close the edges of the peritoneum over the duct (see Fig. 66).... | |
 | 1915 - 1520 pages
...patent, a long probe is passed into the bowel. The incision into the bile duct, if one has to be made, is now closed by an ordinary curved round needle held...the duct proper, and a continuous fine green catgut thread being employed to close the peritoneal edges of the duct. bladder will permit of it, I usually... | |
 | 1917 - 1714 pages
...patent, a long probe is passed into the bowel. The incision into the bile duct, if one has to be made, is now closed by an ordinary curved round needle held...the duct proper, and a continuous fine green catgut thread being employed to close the peritoneal edges of the duct. Where the gall-bladder is contracted... | |
 | Medicine - 1905 - 1192 pages
...into the duodenum being patent, a long probe is passed into the bowel. The incision into the bile duct is now closed by an ordinary curved round needle held in the fingers without any needle holder, a continuous catgut suture being used for the margins of the duct proper, and a continuous... | |
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The incision into the bile duct, if one has to be made, is now closed by an ordinary curved round needle held in the fingers without any needle-holder, a continuous catgut suture being used for the margins of the duct proper, and a continuous fine green... 