Garrè, Carl, 1857-1928, Barcroft, David M · New York : Wood · leaf 209
inus pericardii and appears again on the right near theaorta. The manipulation of the probe is easiest if you keep asnear as possible to the heart, as the sinus pericardii is the widestat that point. Now a rubber tube is fixed to the head of the probe and drawnround the vessels by pulling the probe… … Fig. 81.—Thrombus forceps. Fig. 82.-Dilating forceps. Fig. 83.—Clamp forceps. Before the pulmonary artery is opened, Trendelenburg advisesthat the wall should be freed from the visceral membrane of thepericardium, so that it is not in the way later on when the sutureof the wall of the vessel takes…
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