Breeding, training, management and diseases of the horse and other domestic animals (1893)
Heard, J. M. (John M.) · New York : J.M. Heard · leaf 148
e common strong twine with asmall bag needle. The first stitch should be placed soas to bring the edges of the wound together in themiddle, going as deep as practical, so that it will nottear out. Now i)lace the second stitch midway be-tween the first and the end of the wound, and so on,always… … Fig. 46. Sutures for ordinary wounds. common suture seen in Fig. 46 is the simplest andeasiest apj^lied. If there is any dirt in the wound, itmust be washed out before being sewn, otherwise nowater or dressing should be applied. As soon as thewound is sewn apply on the outside and over thestitches…
Veterinary medicine · Horses · Bookbinding
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