My local anesthesia technique for abdominal surgery.
- Authors: Vishnevsky A.V.1
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- Kazan State University
- Issue: Vol 25, No 9 (1929)
- Pages: 913-923
- Section: Articles
- URL: https://bakhtiniada.ru/kazanmedj/article/view/80637
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/kazmj80637
- ID: 80637
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Abstract
Individual operations, sometimes quite complex, are done in various areas of it, but they do not have the character of an integral, consistent system resting on a certain principle, but rather look like accidentally successful surgical attempts, usually associated with various combinations of anesthesia methods.
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##article.viewOnOriginalSite##About the authors
Alexander V. Vishnevsky
Kazan State University
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Email: info@eco-vector.com
professor, director of the institute, Faculty Surgical Clinic
Russian Federation, KazanReferences
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Fig. 1. Skin nodule and injection under the skin until aponeurosis.
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Fig. 2. Injection into the midline and under the anterior plate of the vagina m. recti.
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Fig. 3. Scheme of administration of the solution into the vagina m. recti through the posterior plate during anesthesia of the parietal peritoneum when the abdominal cavity is opened.
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Fig. 4. Introduction of the solution into the mesocolon.
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Fig. 5. Further formation of infiltration in the mesocoli leaves when the colon transversum is thrown downwards. Injections into the sites of transillumination of the infiltrate and into Hg. hepato-gastricum.
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Fig. 6. Injections of the solution through the upper plate into the mesocolon, into the plica gastropancreatica and into the lig. gastrolienale. Autopsy bursa omentalis. The stomach is tilted up.
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Fig. 7. Further formation of infiltration in the mesocolon leaves with the colon transversum thrown downwards. Injection into the sites of transillumination of the infiltrate, anesthesia lig. hepato-duodenale and gallbladder.
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