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... forward . INCISIONS : 1. Transverse between the two anterior su- perior iliac spines . 2. From centre of No. 1 to root of penis , and along the dorsum of the penis to its head . 3. Continue the sternal in- cision ( see anterior thoracic ...
... forward . INCISIONS : 1. Transverse between the two anterior su- perior iliac spines . 2. From centre of No. 1 to root of penis , and along the dorsum of the penis to its head . 3. Continue the sternal in- cision ( see anterior thoracic ...
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... forward over the iliac crest . Dissect the flap loose at its superior lateral origin and reflect the muscle downwards and inwards to beyond the linea semilunaris . Note the septum between the two oblique muscles , and the ilio ...
... forward over the iliac crest . Dissect the flap loose at its superior lateral origin and reflect the muscle downwards and inwards to beyond the linea semilunaris . Note the septum between the two oblique muscles , and the ilio ...
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... forward the inferior pudendal nerve , and the superficial perineal artery and nerves . Cut the three above- mentioned muscles , and reflect them , being careful not to re- move the central tendon . Note the crus penis and the corpus ...
... forward the inferior pudendal nerve , and the superficial perineal artery and nerves . Cut the three above- mentioned muscles , and reflect them , being careful not to re- move the central tendon . Note the crus penis and the corpus ...
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... forward and to the left and note the mesentery . Cut the right side of the mesenteric attachment and reflect the mesentery to the left . Note the superior mesenteric vein . Cut off this vein , and remove it and its branches . Tie a liga ...
... forward and to the left and note the mesentery . Cut the right side of the mesenteric attachment and reflect the mesentery to the left . Note the superior mesenteric vein . Cut off this vein , and remove it and its branches . Tie a liga ...
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... forward to study the splenic vein . Replace the stomach and duodenum . The sigmoid flexure must have been cut . Hook up the portion below the cut to put the rectum on the stretch . Study the pelvic peritoneum , the rectum , and bladder ...
... forward to study the splenic vein . Replace the stomach and duodenum . The sigmoid flexure must have been cut . Hook up the portion below the cut to put the rectum on the stretch . Study the pelvic peritoneum , the rectum , and bladder ...
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