Stopping postpartum hemorrhage according to Henkel

According to Zrmmermann's (ref. Zentr. F. Gyn, 1923, No. 26), the technique of this method is as follows: the bladder is emptied by catheterization; the vagina is opened with anterior and posterior spoon-shaped mirrors, the vaginal part is captured with bullet forceps and is brought down from the introitus vaginae; then the vaginal part is pulled to one side, and the wall of the vagina to the other, with the help of a lateral mirror, and the parametrium is strained; after taking the Museau forceps, the doctor applies them, sticking in the sleeve wall as high as possible, onto the uterine rib and squeezes; the same is done on the other side.