Veins are not ligated unless very large (and even then only when other means are not available) on account of the danger of causing phlebitis, or inflammation of a vein. [Please select]
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If slight, a generous use of cold water is all that is necessary, but if one or more vessels of any size have been wounded or entirely severed, they should be taken up and ligated. [Please select]
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If they are large and very vascular, they may be ligated, one by one, by taking a strong cord and tying it as firmly around the base as possible. [Please select]
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If the attempt at reduction proves unsuccessful the artery at the back of the eye should be ligated, and then the whole mass cut off as deep within the orbit as possible. [Please select]
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