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Identifier: operatingroompat00fowl (find matches)
Title: The operating room and the patient; a manual of pre- and post-operative treatment
Year: 1913 (1910s)
Authors: Fowler, Russell Story, 1874-1959
Subjects: Operating Rooms Patients
Publisher: Philadelphia,: Saunders
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
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Pig. 93.—T-bandage of the chest. (Fowlers Surgery.) BANDAGING 115 forward snugly over the shoulder and fastened to the body of thebandage in front. The abdominal T-bandage or abdominal binder (Fig. 94) ismade of two thicknesses of unbleached muslin, or of one thick-ness of canton flannel, in several sizes, from ten to ei-ghteen incheswide, by 3/4, 7/8, 1, 11/8, 1 1/4, and 1 1/2 yards long. Thebody of the bandage surrounds the abdomen and pelvis, the loweredge of the body of the bandage reaching well down on the thighs.
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Fig. 94.—The abdominal T-bandage. (Fowlers Surgery.) It is secured in front with safety pins and the vertical strips arepassed from behind forward between the thighs and fastenedanteriorly to the body of the bandage, thus securing it and pre-venting it from slipping up upon the abdomen. These strips arecalled perineal straps, and, instead of being originally part of thebandage, they may be pinned in place after the body of the band-age has been applied so as to permit of their easy removal shouldthey become soiled. The abdominal binder is made to conformmore snugly to the parts by pleating with safety pins on each side.Hernia Bandage (Fig. 95).—This is made by lengthening thebody of an ordinary triangular bandage sufficiently to allowthe body of the bandage to encircle the body twice. A three-inch roller is attached to the apex of the triangle, and this is usedas a spica of the groin after the triangle is applied. 116 OPERATIXG ROOM AXD THE PATIEXT The breast binder (Fig. 96) is m

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  • booksubject:Operating_Rooms
  • booksubject:Patients
  • bookpublisher:Philadelphia___Saunders
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