I. — MÉTHODE DE SENN

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Elliot (J. W.). Intestinal anastomosis (with Senn's plates) for canceroas obstruction. Boston M. and S. J., 1894, CXXX, 285. — Magill (W. S.). View of the residts thus far obtained by the use of absorbable plates in effecting viscéral approximation. Ann. Surg., Philadelphie, 1894, XX, 297-318. — Magill (W. S.). Approximation viscérale rpar plaques absorbables [Méthode de Senn]. Paris, 1896, in-8", 134 p.