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 1 1|      anus. When this happens, a fistula is formed, having an ichorous
 2 2|       into the rectum. But if a fistula be already formed when you
 3 2|        measure the depth of the fistula. Then, having bruised the
 4 3|     tent equal in length to the fistula, and having passed a thread
 5 4| introduce the director into the fistula, and, at the same time,
 6 4|         gets loose owing to the fistula becoming putrid, it is to
 7 4|       raw thread rot before the fistula is eaten through, you must
 8 4|         liable to rot. When the fistula has sloughed through, a
 9 4|        loosed the bandages, the fistula is to be washed with hot
10 4|       generally the coat of the fistula takes that time to fistula
11 4|      fistula takes that time to fistula takes that time to slouch
12 4| completed. For in this way, the fistula being forcibly expanded
13 5|                     5. When the fistula does not get eaten through,
14 5|    before described. But if the fistula be in a part which does
15 5|         into the orifice of the fistula so that it may not close.
16 5|      may not close. Syringe the fistula by means of a quill attached
17 5|       injection may distend the fistula. But it does not heal unless