Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . J Fig. 207.—Complicated Hare-Lip. Third stage: Vivification of margin of fissure by splitting with angular double-edged Fig. 208.—Complicated Hare-Lip. Fourth stage: The palatine suture is complete. Plastic result. The hare-lip willbe repaired by a later operation. 106 SURGICAL THERAPEUTICS AND OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE Tumours. Benign Tumours, Angiomata of the mucous membrane of the palate are extirpated, insome cases with the bistoury, in others with the thermo-cautery. Fibromata. I have met with a case of fibroma of oval outline in the su
Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . J Fig. 207.—Complicated Hare-Lip. Third stage: Vivification of margin of fissure by splitting with angular double-edged Fig. 208.—Complicated Hare-Lip. Fourth stage: The palatine suture is complete. Plastic result. The hare-lip willbe repaired by a later operation. 106 SURGICAL THERAPEUTICS AND OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE Tumours. Benign Tumours, Angiomata of the mucous membrane of the palate are extirpated, insome cases with the bistoury, in others with the thermo-cautery. Fibromata. I have met with a case of fibroma of oval outline in the submucous tissueof the palate. It was enucleated without difficulty through a longitudinalincision made in the mucous membrane. Glandular Tumours. Mixed tumours of the salivary glands take on an infiltrating course,and should be removed at an early date. Malignant —Osteo-Sarcoma. Malignant tumour of the palatine arch may rapidly invade the floor ofthe nasal fossae, the septum, and the inferior meatus. They are accom-panied by acute pain and haemorrhages. These cases are often inoperable,as it would be necessary to extirpate almost all the bones of the
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