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Title: Animal castration : a book for the use of students and practitioners
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: White, George Ransom, 1874-
Subjects: Castration Spaying
Publisher: Nashville : Published by the author
Contributing Library: NCSU Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: NCSU Libraries

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Fig. 12—Correct Position of Emaseulator on the Spermatic Cord.
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Fig. 13—Incorrect Position of Hlmasculator on tlie Spermatic Cord. affected with straiii;les, iiitlucnza, i)lcurisy, piicunioiiia, bronchitis,catarrhal fever, or purpura haemorrhagica. Be careful in cast-ing and tieing, and above all satisfy yourself that the testicles areactually in the scrotum. Sterilization of TiistruiHcnls und (Icoiisukj Operators Hands—If good results are to be expected all instruments should be ster-ilized by l)oiling for 15 to 20 minutes; after boiling immerse themin a porcelain bowl or granite pan into which has been put onetablespoonful of either Lysol or Cresol Compound U. S. P. toeach quart of water. In the absence of the above, carbolic acidin 2 per cent solution is permissible. Where there are severalanimals to be operated upon it is not practicable nor is it neces-sary or desirable to boil the instruments between each operation.However, they should be washed and placed back in the anti-septic solution. The operators hands should be thoroughlyw^ashed

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