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... peritoneum . Both parietal and visceral layers of the peritoneum ( on the rec- tum ) were divided in stages from left to right , the two layers sewed together , and in this way the abdominal cavity was shut off . The rectum was then ...
... peritoneum . Both parietal and visceral layers of the peritoneum ( on the rec- tum ) were divided in stages from left to right , the two layers sewed together , and in this way the abdominal cavity was shut off . The rectum was then ...
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... Peritoneum and bowels lusterless , injected and inflamed ; old and extensive adhesions binding pelvic viscera . Abscess cavity situated in left iliac fossa ; left ovary almost en- tirely destroyed . Uterus firmly fixed and unyielding or ...
... Peritoneum and bowels lusterless , injected and inflamed ; old and extensive adhesions binding pelvic viscera . Abscess cavity situated in left iliac fossa ; left ovary almost en- tirely destroyed . Uterus firmly fixed and unyielding or ...
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... peritoneum , that there would have been , by lifting and lowering carefully the drainage tube any gas - accumulation would have escaped through the tube . While the patient lived eight hours after the operation , there was but little if ...
... peritoneum , that there would have been , by lifting and lowering carefully the drainage tube any gas - accumulation would have escaped through the tube . While the patient lived eight hours after the operation , there was but little if ...
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... peritoneum . As a rule , nature is able to check their advance beyond the decidua , by means of a granulation - wall thrown up between that and the muscular tissue beneath . The writers held that the pathology taught greater ...
... peritoneum . As a rule , nature is able to check their advance beyond the decidua , by means of a granulation - wall thrown up between that and the muscular tissue beneath . The writers held that the pathology taught greater ...
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... peritoneum , nearly as high as the liver . There was a great hem- orrhage following its release and removal , but this was soon checked by tying of the broad ligament in the subsequent hys . terectomy . This latter was performed at once ...
... peritoneum , nearly as high as the liver . There was a great hem- orrhage following its release and removal , but this was soon checked by tying of the broad ligament in the subsequent hys . terectomy . This latter was performed at once ...
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