. Radium . ter radiumtreatment. once the lip has been invaded by cancer cells this is more likely to treating epithelioma of the lower lip a careful study shouldbe made of the lymphatic glands and the manner in which they metas-tasize. The lymphatics draining the lower lip are the submental, whichreceive the lymphatic vessels from the chin and the central portion ofthe lower lip and the submaxillary which receive the lymphatics of thelateral portion. The submaxillary salivary gland is closely connectedand often metastasizes. There is an anastomosis between the lymphaticswhich drai
. Radium . ter radiumtreatment. once the lip has been invaded by cancer cells this is more likely to treating epithelioma of the lower lip a careful study shouldbe made of the lymphatic glands and the manner in which they metas-tasize. The lymphatics draining the lower lip are the submental, whichreceive the lymphatic vessels from the chin and the central portion ofthe lower lip and the submaxillary which receive the lymphatics of thelateral portion. The submaxillary salivary gland is closely connectedand often metastasizes. There is an anastomosis between the lymphaticswhich drain both sides of the lower lip as well as those draining thecentral portion. This must be remembered when radiating the lymphat-ics of the neck. The deep cervical chain extends from the mastoidprocess to the clavicle; some of the glands lie behind the internal jugu-lar and subclavian veins and cannot be reached surgically without theremoval of the jugular. The cervical glands metastasize from the Radix; M 71. Epithelioma of the lower lip unsuccess-fully treated by x-ray, carbon dioxidernd various kinds of pastes. Same patient aftei radium treatment,notice small amount of scar.
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