Bug#169241: canzone

["dobsons" <greeniest@ancientcityteak.com>]

  canzones canzonet
firmly squeezing them for a few minutes with artery forceps. It is usually
found that on the removal of the forceps at the end of an operation no
further haemorrhage takes place. By the use of specially strong clamps,
   
       
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such as the angiotribes of Doyen, large trunks may be occluded by
pressure.  _Cautery._The actual cautery or Paquelin's thermo-cautery is
seldom employed to arrest haemorrhage, but is frequently useful in