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Title: Operative surgery
Year: 1899 (1890s)
Authors: Bryant, Joseph D. (Joseph Decatur), 1845-1914
Subjects: Surgery, Operative Surgery, Operative
Publisher: New York : D. Appleton and company
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
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Fig. 1329.—Lnnsitndinal section of enlar<red prostate and part of posterior wall of blad-der, a. Moderate intra-uretiiral jirojection of left lateral lobe. h. Knlarirenient ofthe posterior part of the left lateral lobe. c. Seminal duct. d. Part of left wall of bladr ~ centic- posrerior pan oi me leiu laieiai luue. r. .^trmui.u uu<.i. n. i<iiL wi nm ..mx <j..Ider. m. Enlarj^ed middle lobe projecting upward into bladder, causing a eres-tic-shaped urethral orifice (may be enucleated). (From Alexanders collection.) portion of the prostatic urethra; during this part of the operation themass to be enucleated may be seized with forceps passed into the perinealwound and drawn down into the periureum. The finger in the bladder ■^^l^Q OPERATIVE SURGERY. may be passed into the urethra during this procedure, and prevents tear-ing- the mucous membrane. Having removed the obstructing growth fromone lateral lobe, a similar procedure is done upon the other side if neces-sary. When a s

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