Canine Pathology Or a Description of the Diseases of Dogs With Their Causes
Canine Pathology Or a Description of the Diseases of Dogs With Their Causes
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We should either open the skin opposite the frac- ture, and, laying bare the bone, we should remove the soft portion interposed^ with a fine saw, treating the case after- wards as a compound fracture. Or we should insert a seton exactly through the soft cartilaginous portion, and keep it open ten days or a fortnight. After this time it may be re- moved, the wound closed, and the part treated as a simple fracture. Either of these plans will usually prove successful, and firmly consolidate the li...mb : but, when there is no lapping over of the ends of the bones, the latter is the most mild and convenient, and equally certain of success.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We should either open the skin opposite the frac- ture, and, laying bare the bone, we should remove the soft portion interposed^ with a fine saw, treating the case after- wards as a compound fracture. Or we should insert a seton exactly through the soft cartilaginous portion, and keep it open ten days or a fortnight. After this time it may be re- moved, the wound closed, and the part treated as a simple fracture. Either of these plans will usually prove successful, and firmly consolidate the li...mb : but, when there is no lapping over of the ends of the bones, the latter is the most mild and convenient, and equally certain of success.
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