Surgery, Its Principles And Practice 5
Surgery, Its Principles And Practice 5
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It is so seldom necessary to use large dressings and to change them frequently that there is little use for these materials, but where they are called for, they will be found satisfactory.
Sponges. — Sea sponges were formerly used extensively in surgery, # but at present they are never used. Sponges should be made of gauze folded into square pads or made into balls, with the selvage turned into the center. Long sponges for walling off portions of the abdominal cavity can be made in various size...s and lengths. Each should have attached to it a 6- or 8-inch tape which can protrude from the wound and be caught with a hemostatic forceps.
Some surgeons prefer the use of large square gauze pads with a tape attached to one corner. Personally, I have found the long, narrow gauze packs to be more serviceable, as they can be passed through a smaller wound and more easily removed. One of the great dangers of using sponges in the abdominal cavity is the possibility of neglecting to remove them. In the ordinary abdominal operation there is little dan- ger, but in extensive operations, where there is bleeding or where there is a quantity of pus, as in an extensive peritonitis, it becomes an easy matter to overlook a gauze sponge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is so seldom necessary to use large dressings and to change them frequently that there is little use for these materials, but where they are called for, they will be found satisfactory.
Sponges. — Sea sponges were formerly used extensively in surgery, # but at present they are never used. Sponges should be made of gauze folded into square pads or made into balls, with the selvage turned into the center. Long sponges for walling off portions of the abdominal cavity can be made in various size...s and lengths. Each should have attached to it a 6- or 8-inch tape which can protrude from the wound and be caught with a hemostatic forceps.
Some surgeons prefer the use of large square gauze pads with a tape attached to one corner. Personally, I have found the long, narrow gauze packs to be more serviceable, as they can be passed through a smaller wound and more easily removed. One of the great dangers of using sponges in the abdominal cavity is the possibility of neglecting to remove them. In the ordinary abdominal operation there is little dan- ger, but in extensive operations, where there is bleeding or where there is a quantity of pus, as in an extensive peritonitis, it becomes an easy matter to overlook a gauze sponge.
What to read after Surgery, Its Principles And Practice 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Da Costa, J. Chalmers (John Chalmers), 1863-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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