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‘ mm. the World War the muti-
. injuries enflered by many of
men were e-ueged throuxh the
development of new features in eur-
,lieel technique.
Whereas formerly it was com
dered eutllcient'merely to sew up e
und. to emputete e shattered limb
or to save life regardless or appear-
?ence. surgeons then began to con-
-eider operations with a view to the
. meet presentable appearance pos-
sible etter repair.
' The technique itselt ls diillcult but
, the war yielded e few masters in the
,' medical service of each or the wer-
' ring nations.
Stitching end Filling In
In addition to making wounds
, more nightly by line stitching. meth-
“ ode were evolved for filling in de-
'; hots by transplanting tissues {film
1 points elsewhere in the body.
For instance. e wound under the
mans maximum
eye was repaired by moving some of
the loose tissue (mm the toreheed or
the check. This was lett attached
to its originel blood supply until new
vessels had come in end then the
original attachment or pedicle was
removed.
In one instance tissue taken tron:
the upper pert of the chest tilled In
the side or the face. Here mutile-
tions were made sightly end at. leeet
e tolerable existence given to men
whose lives otherwise might heve
been an agony of sensitivenees.
Transplanting Muscles.
In one case a man whose arm was
lost at the shoulder had not even
enouxh or a stump to attach an erti-
ficlnl limb.
By transplanting muscles end ten- _
dons from nelgh ring parts. eur-
geons were able to make a stump
that served well for the attachment
of an artificial limb with which the
man was able to earn a livelihood.
The economic aspects of the situa-
tion are. or course. even more im-
portant than those relating wholly
to the patient's appearance.
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