The pathology and surgical treatment of tumors . Fig. 422.—Webers incision for excision ofthe upper jaw. Fig. 423. :3one section in excision of the upper jaw(after Esmarch). and turned downward and outward. In resecting the upper jaw formalignant disease the periosteum is removed with the bone. Theorbital contents are carefully separated from the floor with a periostealelevator. The malar bone is divided with a chain-saw fastened by astrong silk thread to a large curved needle. The needle, thus armed,is passed through the orbital fissure, along the posterior surface of themalar bone, and is br
The pathology and surgical treatment of tumors . Fig. 422.—Webers incision for excision ofthe upper jaw. Fig. 423. :3one section in excision of the upper jaw(after Esmarch). and turned downward and outward. In resecting the upper jaw formalignant disease the periosteum is removed with the bone. Theorbital contents are carefully separated from the floor with a periostealelevator. The malar bone is divided with a chain-saw fastened by astrong silk thread to a large curved needle. The needle, thus armed,is passed through the orbital fissure, along the posterior surface of themalar bone, and is brought out at the malar fossa, where the bone isdivided (Fig. 423, a). The nasal process is next divided with cuttingforceps (Fig. 423, b). The section through the junction of the maxil- 590 PATHOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF TUMORS. lary bones is made with a chain-saw. The tampon which was insertedinto the nostril before the operation was begun is next drainage-trocar is now inserted into the nostril, and is pushed intothe mouth at the junction of the hard with the soft palate, and with itthe chain-saw is d
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