The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 424
issue. Longitudinal incision of the sheath of the rectus muscle. Blunt sepa- ration of the rectus and underneath of the adjacent transversalis parallel to the direction of their fibres. They are held apart by large blunt hooks. Division of the peritoneum obliquely. The stomach is drawn out in front… … about 25 to 28 French gauge) is introduced and then buried in the wound of the stomach (infolded) to the extent of about one and one-half inches by stitching over it two folds of the stomach wall (double row of Lem- bert sutures), as seen in the diagram (Fig. 3). These folds run from the left down…
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