Peroral endoscopy and laryngeal surgery . Hays.) B, carcinoma of the lesser cuvalure. (Patientafterward surgically explored and diagnosis verified by Dr. John ) C, healed i)erforated ulcer (patient referred by Dr. JohnW. Boyce). Lozver illustration. Drawn from a case of post-diphtheritic sub-glottic stenosis cured by the authors method of direct galvano-cauteriza-tion of the hypertrophies. A, immediately after removal of the intuba-tion tube, hypertrophies like turbinals are seen projecting into the sub-glottic lumen. B, five minutes later. The masses have now closed thelumen almost
Peroral endoscopy and laryngeal surgery . Hays.) B, carcinoma of the lesser cuvalure. (Patientafterward surgically explored and diagnosis verified by Dr. John ) C, healed i)erforated ulcer (patient referred by Dr. JohnW. Boyce). Lozver illustration. Drawn from a case of post-diphtheritic sub-glottic stenosis cured by the authors method of direct galvano-cauteriza-tion of the hypertrophies. A, immediately after removal of the intuba-tion tube, hypertrophies like turbinals are seen projecting into the sub-glottic lumen. B, five minutes later. The masses have now closed thelumen almost completely. The patient became so cyanotic that a bron-choscope was at once introduced to prevent asphyxia. C, the left masshas been cauterized by a vertical application of the incandescent , completely and permanently cured after repeated cauterization. PLATE VI. Endoscopic views through the Janeway gastroscope. A. Looking inthe direction of the pylorus. B. View toward the fundus. From illustra-tions furnished by Henry co -a o c o t- ou co u s O
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