The operating room and the patient; a manual of pre- and post-operative treatment . and finally over the right temporal bene to the starting-point. To form turn number 3, continue from the starting-point over the left parietal bone to a point below the inion, be-low the right ear, around the right side of the inferior maxilla,to the front of the chin, passing over the anterior aspect of thechin to the left aspect of the inferior maxilla, and then over thisand below the left ear to a point just below the inion. Thesethree turns are repeated a number of times in the order bandage h
The operating room and the patient; a manual of pre- and post-operative treatment . and finally over the right temporal bene to the starting-point. To form turn number 3, continue from the starting-point over the left parietal bone to a point below the inion, be-low the right ear, around the right side of the inferior maxilla,to the front of the chin, passing over the anterior aspect of thechin to the left aspect of the inferior maxilla, and then over thisand below the left ear to a point just below the inion. Thesethree turns are repeated a number of times in the order bandage has been modified by adding (Fig. 45) a fourthturn—a fronto-occipital turn following the third turn. Except BANDAGING 75 for this the modified Bartons is the same as the Bartons usuallydescribed. The points of intersection of the various turns aresecured by safety-pins. In applying this bandage, as in apply-ing all bandages which fix the lower jaw, care should be taken,Avhen the application is made under an anesthetic, that provisionis allowed for the escape of vomited Fig. 44.—Bartons bandage.(Fowlers Surgery.) Fig. 45.—Modified Bartons bandage.(Fowlers Surgery.) Gibsons Bandage.—The initial extremity of the bandage(Fig. 46) is fixed with the forefinger of the left hand over thetemporal region just anterior to the left ear; thence the rolleris carried down the cheek, under the chin, up in front of theright ear, and over the vertex to its starting-point. Three suchcomplete turns are made. A reverse is made end of thethird turn and the roller is carried to the inion, and three com-plete fronto-occipital turns ending at the inion are made. Theroller is then carried around under the right ear, along the jawto the chin, over the front of the chin, along the left side of thejaw, and under the left ear to the inion. Three such completeturns ending at the inion are made. Here the roller is reversed 76 OPERATIXG ROOM AND THE PATIEXT and carried in the median line
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