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Title: Wisconsin medical recorder
Year: 1905 (1900s)
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Subjects: Medicine
Publisher: Janesville : Hall & Thorne
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
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FIGURE VIIIFig. 8—The cord is ligated and then cut through. WISCONSIN MEDICAL BECORDER 153
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FIGURE IX Fig. 9-—The vessels of the cord may be temporarily clamped as illustrated and thecord cut through. 154 WISCONSIN M1DICAL RECORDER tion. This is particularly indicatedwhere portions of the scrotal tissues arethickened and infiltrated, it the re-moval of such tissues can be accomplish-ed in such a manner that subsequenthealing will not interfere with the nor-mal position of the remaining testicle.The cord before it is severed in theseoperations may be ligated en masse withheavy plain catgut, or if the operatorfear the plain gul the chromitized maybe used. It is well to use the tendonrather than the gut sutures ra closingthe fascial layers. (To be Continued.) v5* <*?• <^* THE WORLD IS A LIFE By Herman Gasser, M. D., Platteville,Wisconsin. The world lives; unity of force is itsliving soul; the laws of truth the systemof its physiology. These are not onlyextreme, but unusual and strange state-ments. It takes more than an ordinaryamount of evidence to even cause acloud o

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