Note 70 — Chapter LV · THE BLADDER AND PROSTATE.
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In a recent case I have been able to more easily effect this procedure by raising a flap, including the tissues of the mons, exsecting a portion of the symphysis containing the insertion of the recti, by oblique division, in such a way that when replaced the bone could not be easily displaced, and in this way uncovering the space of Retzius so that, by combined manipulation, it was easier to detach the bladder wall from its surroundings.