Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . Fig. 301.—Enucleation of the GlandFig. 300.—Deep Divulsion, from Below with a Curette, which is now Upwards, at the Left Lateral almost wholly freed from its Aspect of the Gland. Attachments. separate the posterior surface by divulsion (Fig. 299). The same manoeuvreis used on the left side (Fig. 300); and if the gland does not then emerge 182 SURGICAL THERAPEUTICS AND OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE of its own accord, it is luxated through the wound with the help of a curetteof suitable dimensions, which has been passed beneath it. Some glands can be enuclea
Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . Fig. 301.—Enucleation of the GlandFig. 300.—Deep Divulsion, from Below with a Curette, which is now Upwards, at the Left Lateral almost wholly freed from its Aspect of the Gland. Attachments. separate the posterior surface by divulsion (Fig. 299). The same manoeuvreis used on the left side (Fig. 300); and if the gland does not then emerge 182 SURGICAL THERAPEUTICS AND OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE of its own accord, it is luxated through the wound with the help of a curetteof suitable dimensions, which has been passed beneath it. Some glands can be enucleated without exposure of any importantvessels. We learn to extirpate them by this technique, when we have. Fig. 302. Isolation of a Large Gland which rests on the Cellular Sheath of THE Large Vessels of the Neck, by the Process of Divulsion.
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