Genito-urinary surgery and venereal diseases / by J. William White and Edward Martin.

  • J. William White
Date:
1898
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Credit: Genito-urinary surgery and venereal diseases / by J. William White and Edward Martin. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    FIGURES. FIGURE PAGE 2. Application of forceps in circumcision 10 3. Appearance after first cut in circumcision 10 4. Trimming of mucous membrane flaps in circumcision 10 5. Appearance after flaps have been trimmed in circumcision 10 6. Insertion of first and second sutures in circumcision 11 7. Operation of circumcision completed 11 8. Paraphimosis 21 9. Reduction of paraphimosis 22 10. Reduction of paraphimosis 23 11. Osseous growth of the penis. (Demarquay.) 30 14. Venereal warts 39 15. Epithelioma. (Demarquay.) 42 18. Epithelioma with glandular involvement 43 19. Cross-section showing infiltration of an epithelioma, (Demarquay.) . . 43 20. Forms of penile hypospadia. (Kaufmann.) 52 21. Peno-scrotal hypospadia 53 22. Penis straightened after transverse cut of lower surface . ; 56 23. Transverse wound sutured longitudinally : glandular urethra formed . . 56 24. Freshened areas and incisions made in forming glandular urethra.— Glandular urethra closed by sutures 56 25. Formation of penile urethra 57 26. Formation of penile urethra completed 57 27. Glandular epispadia. (Kaufmann.) 59 28. Usual form of epispadia gQ 29. Dolbeau's operation.—Formation of abdominal, urethral, and scrotal fl-'^P 61 30. Dolbeau's operation.—Flaps secured in place 62 31. Epispadia go 32. Formation of glandular urethra 33. A. Outlining of flaps to form penile urethra. B. Cross-section of same 64 34. A. Flaps folded over and held in position by sutures. B. Cross-section of same 35. Transverse defect between penile and glandular urethras ; oblique in- cision through foreskin. (Thiersch.) gg 36. Foreskin brought up behind the glans ; line of sutures uniting freshened edges of transverse defect to foreskin. (Thiersch.) gg 37. Closing posterior defect. (Thiersch.) gg 38. Suture of second flap. (Thiersch.) 66 39. Cured epispadia. (Thiersch.) gy 40. Urethral forceps 78 41. Urethra] calculi showing segmentation 42. Urethral calculi showing mushroom shape. Cross-section to exhibit lamination 43. Aero-urethroscope 82 44. Otis urethroscope