. Operative surgery. by sliding from the inner surface so as to cover the oral margin, thus pro-viding a suitable vermilion border when sutured to the integumentary Horizontal Incision.—When the morbid process does not involvethe free border of the lip, it can be removed by an oval incision horizontally PLASTIC SURGERY. 607 situated, and the gap closed in the usual manner (Fig. 767). If the spacebe too large to admit of closure, it can l)e left to heal by granulation, orbe remedied by the sliding process, either with or without parallel ortransverse incisions. _-^artaaam!h^__^ .... ..

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. Operative surgery. by sliding from the inner surface so as to cover the oral margin, thus pro-viding a suitable vermilion border when sutured to the integumentary Horizontal Incision.—When the morbid process does not involvethe free border of the lip, it can be removed by an oval incision horizontally PLASTIC SURGERY. 607 situated, and the gap closed in the usual manner (Fig. 767). If the spacebe too large to admit of closure, it can l)e left to heal by granulation, orbe remedied by the sliding process, either with or without parallel ortransverse incisions. _-^artaaam!h^__^ .... .._. \ the morbid growth involves Fig. 7<^A nuthod of removul of suicrlii tl epithe-the whole or half of the lip, ^ «^ ^P- the broad-based V incision is supplemented by transverse ones extendingoutward from each angle of the mouth a sufficient distance to admit theeasy joining of the V borders after the tissues have been freely liberatedfrom their bony attachments (Figs. 768 and 769). If difficulty be expe-.

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