. Operative surgery. Fig. 739.—Olliers method. Pig. 740.—Konigs method. were fastened together with a metallic suture. The sides of the flap werethen united to the cheek and the frontal incision closed above its apex. In this case, the space remaining after the removal of the left nasal bonewas filled by bone developed from the periosteum that had been slid downfrom the forehead. Konigs method (Fig. 740) of treatment consists in separating the car-tilaginous from the bony portions of the nose by a transverse incision, andturning the end downward sufficiently to remedy the outline of the defect
. Operative surgery. Fig. 739.—Olliers method. Pig. 740.—Konigs method. were fastened together with a metallic suture. The sides of the flap werethen united to the cheek and the frontal incision closed above its apex. In this case, the space remaining after the removal of the left nasal bonewas filled by bone developed from the periosteum that had been slid downfrom the forehead. Konigs method (Fig. 740) of treatment consists in separating the car-tilaginous from the bony portions of the nose by a transverse incision, andturning the end downward sufficiently to remedy the outline of the defect,then filling in the gap by an osteoplastic flap taken from the forehead andplaced with the bony surface upward. A second flap is then raised fromthe forehead and turned downward on the former with the cuticular surfaceupward, thus bringing the raw surfaces in contact with each other. Eachflap is united separately with the borders of the gap. After firm union isestablished, the pedicles are cut and the part is so
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