...drew out the sac, which brought out with it, and adhering to it, a considerable portion of onlentum. This was separated from the sac by the knife; and...sac, the ovarian ligament was brought out; it was cut oflf; two small arteries were secured as before, and the ligament returned. He then endeavoured to...

...drew out the sac, which brought out with it, and adhering to it, a considerable portion of omenturn. This was separated from the sac by the knife ; and...endeavoured to separate the sac from its adhesions to the parictes of the abdomen, which occupied a space about two inches square. This was effected by a slight...

...brought to light some slight omental adhesions, which were separated with the fingers and knife. " By continuing to pull out the sac the ovarian ligament was brought out ; this was cut off. Two small arteries secured with leather ligatures, and the ligament was then 1...

...drew out the sac, which brought out with it, and adhering to it, a considerable portion of omenturn. This was separated from the sac by the knife ; and...occupied a space about two inches square. This was eifected by a slight touch of the knife, at the anterior part of the adhesion, and by the use of the...

...omentum. This was separated from the sack with the knife ; and two arteries, which we feared wight bleed, were tied with leather ligatures, and the omentum was returned. By continuing to pull out the sack, the ovarian ligament was brought out, this was cut off, two small arteries, secured with leather...

...first. In his report of the case, after describing the various steps of the operation, Dr. Smith said: "By continuing to pull out the sac the ovarian ligament was brought out; this was cut off, two small arteries secured with leather ligatures and the ligament was then returned....