 | 1900 - 1054 pages
...catheter is passed into the rectum. When an introduction of two inches has been effected allow the water to pass in slowly. The water will distend the parts...together until the colon is filled. This in a child of eighteen months of age will require twenty-four to thirty ounces of water. When this or a lesser... | |
 | American Pediatric Society - 1901 - 322 pages
...catheter is passed into the rectum. When an introduction of two inches has been effected, allow the water to pass in slowly. The water will distend the parts...This in a child eighteen months of age will require twenty-four to thirty ounces of water. When this or a lesser amount, at least one pint, has passed... | |
 | American Pediatric Society - 1901 - 314 pages
...catheter is passed into the rectum. When an introduction of two inches has been effected, allow the water to pass in slowly. The water will distend the parts...This in a child eighteen months of age will require twenty-four to thirty ounces of water. When this or a lesser amount, at least one pint, has passed... | |
 | 1902 - 1784 pages
...catheter is passed into the rectum. When an introduction of two inches has been effected, allow the water to pass in slowly. The water will distend the parts...together until the colon is filled. This in a child of eighteen months of age will require from twenty-four to thirty ounces of water. When this, or a... | |
 | 1902 - 750 pages
...and then the solution is allowed to pass in slowly and distend the parts. This you see facilitated the further introduction of the tube. Press the folds...together until the colon is filled. This in a child of eighteen months of age will require twenty-four to thirty ounces of water. When this, or at least... | |
 | 1906 - 298 pages
...rectum and after an introduction of 2 inches has been effected, the water allowed slowly to pass in. The water will distend the parts and facilitate the further introduction of the tube. The folds of the buttocks should be pressed together until the colon is filled or until in a child... | |
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... a fountain syringe, the bag of which should be held three or four feet above the patient's body. The child must lie on the back or left side, with legs well drawn up. The tip of the well-oiled catheter is passed into the rectum. When an introduction... 