An atlas of pelvic operations
An atlas of pelvic operations
SECTION I
ABDOMINAL OPERATIONS
Considerations Preliminary to All Abdominal Surgery. 3
Position for Curettage Catheterization Examination. 6
Curettage. 7
Positioning at Table Abdominal Incision. 8
Opening the Abdomen.ю
Exploration of the Upper Abdomen.n
Application of Tenaculum to Fundus Uteri.12
Helpful Hints for Hysterectomy.13
Technique of Total Hysterectomy Ovaries not Removed. 14
Closure of Abdominal Wound.22
Modifications of Total Hysterectomy.23
Removal of Ovary and Tube Peritonealization.24
Supracervical Hysterectomy.26
Marshall-Marchetti Operation for Stress Incontinence. 28
Hysterectomy in Presence of Large Cervical Fibroid.30
Mobilization of Adnexa and Uterus.32
Peritonealization of Defects in Cul-de-Sac.33
Closure of Vaginal Apex Splitting Cervical Fascia.34
Conservative Operations.35
Excision of Endometrial Implant Endometriosis.36
Olshausen Suspension.38
Baldy-Webster Suspension.39
Shortening Uterosacral Ligaments.4
Myomectomy.41
Presacral Neurectomy.4J
Operations on Tube and Ovary.45
Salpingo-oophorectomy.46
Salpingectomy.47
Removal of Small Ovarian Cyst.48
Oophorectomy.49
Inter igamentous Cysts.3
Wedge Resection and Exploratory Incision of Ovary.32
Sterilization Procedures Irving and Pomeroy Methods. 33
Falk Tubal Exclusion Procedure.34
Plastic Operations for Restoration of Tubal Patency.33
Excision of Fimbriated End of Fallopian Tube.36
Cornual Resection of Tube.38
Operations Involving the Intestine.39
Repair of Injured Small Bowel.60
Excision of Meckel s Diverticulum.61
Enteroenterostomy Side-to-Side.62
Resection of Small Bowel and Side-to-Side Anastomosis. 64
Resection of Small Bowel and End-to-End Anastomosis. 66
Ileocolostomy.68
Large Bowel Resection and Anastomosis.70
Colostomy.72
Closure of Colostomy.73
Appendectomy.74
Operations Involving the Urinary Tract.73
Repair of Bladder Damage Suprapubic Cystotomy.76
End-to-End Repair of Damaged Ureter.78
Transplantation of Ureter into Bladder.80
Uretero-intestinal Anastomosis.83
Skin Ureterostomy.86
Operations on the Abdominal Wall.89
Pfannenstiel Incision.9
Transverse Incision.9 2
Incisional Hernia.93
Reinforcement of Hernia Repair by Fascia Lata.97
Inguinal Hernia.98
Femoral Hernia.99
Inguinal and Combined Approach. 100
Umbilical Hernia.i 2
Diastasis Recti.io4
Complications Following Abdominal Operations.103
Femoral Vein Ligation.106
Dehiscence and Resuture.108
Retroperitoneal Drainage of Pelvic Abscess.109
Incision and Drainage of Pelvic Abscess through Vagina. no
Drainage of Pelvic Abscess through the Rectum.hi
SECTION II
VAGINAL AND PERINEAL OPERATIONS
Considerations Preliminary to All Vaginal and Perineal
Operations.113
Vaginal Plastic Procedures.117
Examination under Anesthesia.120
Dilatation and Curettage.121
Advancement of the Bladder.124
Cystocele Repair.128
Manchester Donald or Fothergill Operation.130
Vaginal Hysterectomy.134
Kennedy Repair for Stress Incontinence.141
Le Fort Operation.142
Total Obliteration of the Vagina.144
Excision of Cervical Stump.146
Simple Perineal Repair.147
Rectocele Repair. 148
Repair of Third Degree Tear.131
Vaginal Repair of Enterocele.132
Hemorrhoidectomy.134
Combined Abdominal and Vaginal Procedures.133
Combined Vaginal and Abdominal Repair of Enterocele. 136
Prolapse of the Vagina Following Total Hysterectomy. 137
Sling Operation for Stress Incontinence.160
Operations for Repair of Fistulae.163
Schuchardt Incision Closure of Incision.164
Vesicovaginal Fistula Vaginal Repair.163
Transvesical Repair of Vesicovaginal Fistula.166
Repair of Vesicovaginal Fistula through Abdominal Cavity. 168
Rectovaginal Fistula.171
Rectovaginal Fistula near Anal Sphincter.172
Minor Operations.173
Biopsy of the Cervix.174
Cauterization and Conization of the Cervix.173
Low Amputation of the Cervix.176
Trachelorrhaphy.178
Excision of Cyst of Bartholin s Gland.179
Simple Vulvectomy.180
SECTION III
OPERATIONS FOR MALIGNANT DISEASE
Operations for Malignant Disease.183
Wertheim Hysterectomy with Pelvic Lymphadenectomy. 188
Combined Abdominal and Perineal Resection of Rectum. 196
Combined Bilateral Superficial Groin Dissection and Radical
Vulvectomy.203
Extraperitoneal Iliac Lymphadenectomy.214
Vulvectomy.219
Radical Groin Dissection.222
Index.229
ABDOMINAL OPERATIONS
Considerations Preliminary to All Abdominal Surgery. 3
Position for Curettage Catheterization Examination. 6
Curettage. 7
Positioning at Table Abdominal Incision. 8
Opening the Abdomen.ю
Exploration of the Upper Abdomen.n
Application of Tenaculum to Fundus Uteri.12
Helpful Hints for Hysterectomy.13
Technique of Total Hysterectomy Ovaries not Removed. 14
Closure of Abdominal Wound.22
Modifications of Total Hysterectomy.23
Removal of Ovary and Tube Peritonealization.24
Supracervical Hysterectomy.26
Marshall-Marchetti Operation for Stress Incontinence. 28
Hysterectomy in Presence of Large Cervical Fibroid.30
Mobilization of Adnexa and Uterus.32
Peritonealization of Defects in Cul-de-Sac.33
Closure of Vaginal Apex Splitting Cervical Fascia.34
Conservative Operations.35
Excision of Endometrial Implant Endometriosis.36
Olshausen Suspension.38
Baldy-Webster Suspension.39
Shortening Uterosacral Ligaments.4
Myomectomy.41
Presacral Neurectomy.4J
Operations on Tube and Ovary.45
Salpingo-oophorectomy.46
Salpingectomy.47
Removal of Small Ovarian Cyst.48
Oophorectomy.49
Inter igamentous Cysts.3
Wedge Resection and Exploratory Incision of Ovary.32
Sterilization Procedures Irving and Pomeroy Methods. 33
Falk Tubal Exclusion Procedure.34
Plastic Operations for Restoration of Tubal Patency.33
Excision of Fimbriated End of Fallopian Tube.36
Cornual Resection of Tube.38
Operations Involving the Intestine.39
Repair of Injured Small Bowel.60
Excision of Meckel s Diverticulum.61
Enteroenterostomy Side-to-Side.62
Resection of Small Bowel and Side-to-Side Anastomosis. 64
Resection of Small Bowel and End-to-End Anastomosis. 66
Ileocolostomy.68
Large Bowel Resection and Anastomosis.70
Colostomy.72
Closure of Colostomy.73
Appendectomy.74
Operations Involving the Urinary Tract.73
Repair of Bladder Damage Suprapubic Cystotomy.76
End-to-End Repair of Damaged Ureter.78
Transplantation of Ureter into Bladder.80
Uretero-intestinal Anastomosis.83
Skin Ureterostomy.86
Operations on the Abdominal Wall.89
Pfannenstiel Incision.9
Transverse Incision.9 2
Incisional Hernia.93
Reinforcement of Hernia Repair by Fascia Lata.97
Inguinal Hernia.98
Femoral Hernia.99
Inguinal and Combined Approach. 100
Umbilical Hernia.i 2
Diastasis Recti.io4
Complications Following Abdominal Operations.103
Femoral Vein Ligation.106
Dehiscence and Resuture.108
Retroperitoneal Drainage of Pelvic Abscess.109
Incision and Drainage of Pelvic Abscess through Vagina. no
Drainage of Pelvic Abscess through the Rectum.hi
SECTION II
VAGINAL AND PERINEAL OPERATIONS
Considerations Preliminary to All Vaginal and Perineal
Operations.113
Vaginal Plastic Procedures.117
Examination under Anesthesia.120
Dilatation and Curettage.121
Advancement of the Bladder.124
Cystocele Repair.128
Manchester Donald or Fothergill Operation.130
Vaginal Hysterectomy.134
Kennedy Repair for Stress Incontinence.141
Le Fort Operation.142
Total Obliteration of the Vagina.144
Excision of Cervical Stump.146
Simple Perineal Repair.147
Rectocele Repair. 148
Repair of Third Degree Tear.131
Vaginal Repair of Enterocele.132
Hemorrhoidectomy.134
Combined Abdominal and Vaginal Procedures.133
Combined Vaginal and Abdominal Repair of Enterocele. 136
Prolapse of the Vagina Following Total Hysterectomy. 137
Sling Operation for Stress Incontinence.160
Operations for Repair of Fistulae.163
Schuchardt Incision Closure of Incision.164
Vesicovaginal Fistula Vaginal Repair.163
Transvesical Repair of Vesicovaginal Fistula.166
Repair of Vesicovaginal Fistula through Abdominal Cavity. 168
Rectovaginal Fistula.171
Rectovaginal Fistula near Anal Sphincter.172
Minor Operations.173
Biopsy of the Cervix.174
Cauterization and Conization of the Cervix.173
Low Amputation of the Cervix.176
Trachelorrhaphy.178
Excision of Cyst of Bartholin s Gland.179
Simple Vulvectomy.180
SECTION III
OPERATIONS FOR MALIGNANT DISEASE
Operations for Malignant Disease.183
Wertheim Hysterectomy with Pelvic Lymphadenectomy. 188
Combined Abdominal and Perineal Resection of Rectum. 196
Combined Bilateral Superficial Groin Dissection and Radical
Vulvectomy.203
Extraperitoneal Iliac Lymphadenectomy.214
Vulvectomy.219
Radical Groin Dissection.222
Index.229