Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from St. Louis Medical Journal, 1884, Vol. 11
The best method of treating the stenosis is by enlarging the opening to a moderate extent bv means of a pair of scissors one blade terminated by a probe end, which enters the 08 the other blade terminated by a book which seizes and fixes the vaginal portion at the point desired. One stroke of the scissors divides the intervening tissue in a straight line. The proceeding is then repeated on the other side and the operation is completed. There is a tendency to contract again after the operation and this must be guarded against by the introduction of glass stems or such other material as each physician may judge most expedient. This proced ure relieves and cures the stenosis of the os externum.
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