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[8] Quod si antequam uesica purgata est, orae se glutinarunt, dolorque et inflammatio redierunt, uulnus digitis uel auerso specillo diducendum est, ut torquentibus detur exitus; iisque effusis cum diutius pura urina descendat, tum demum quae cicatricem inducant ponenda sunt; extendendique, ut supra posui, pedes quam maxime iuncti. Quod si fistulae metus ex is causis, quas proposui, subesse uidebitur, quo facilius cludatur ea uel certe coangustetur, in anum quoque danda plumbea fistula est; extentisque cruribus femina talique inter se deligandi sunt, donec, qualis futura est, cicatrix sit.
A. Cornelii Celsi quae supersunt. Celsus. Friedrich Marx. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1915.
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