PROLAPSUS ANI.

The same.

FISTULA IN ANO.

1. Probes of various sizes, some grooved.9. Stout ligature.
2. Grooved director.10. Cautery iron.
3. Probe-pointed curved bistoury.11. Lint, cotton wool.
4. Straight sharp-pointed bistoury.12. Sponges.
5. Tenaculum.13. Compress.
6. Threaded curved needle set in a handle.14. Three-inch wide roller.
7. Torsion forceps.15. Oil.
8. Artery forceps.16. Chloroform and inhaler.

CLEFT PERINÆUM.

1. Scalpel.7. Glass rods, or No. 12 bougies.
2. Hook forceps.8. Collodion.
3. Curved nævus needles, threaded.9. Lint.
4. Stout whipcord.10. Sponges on handles.
5. Suture silk.11. Oil.
6. Wire suture.12. Chloroform and inhaler.

EXTIRPATION OF THE CERVIX UTERI.

1. Two hooked forceps, or long vulsella.13. Hare-lip pins.
2. Specula (bivalve and duckbill).14. Dentists’ silk.
3. Ecraseur.15. Cautery irons.
4. Two wool holders.16. Perchloride of iron.
5. Small sponges on sticks.17. Solution of chloride of zinc.
6. Scalpel.18. Ice.
7. Straight probe-pointed bistoury.19. Lint (if plugging necessary, see pp. [127], [128]).
8. Bistoury curved on the flat.20. Compressed sponge in pieces.
9. Long-handled straight scissors.21. Soft silk handkerchief.
10. Long-handled curved scissors.22. Cotton wool.
11. Artery forceps.23. Suppository.
12. Ligatures.

AMPUTATION OF THE PENIS.

1. Tape to tie round the root of penis.8. Fine ligatures.
2. Straight bistoury.9. Fine suture, to fix the flap of mucous membrane of the urethra.
3. Scalpel.10. Flexible catheter.
4. Artery forceps.11. Lint.
5. Torsion forceps.12. Tape.
6. Dissecting forceps.13. Ice.
7. Scissors.14. Chloroform and inhaler.