. Local and regional anesthesia : with chapters on spinal, epidural, paravertebral, and parasacral analgesia, and on other applications of local and regional anesthesia to the surgery of the eye, ear, nose and throat, and to dental practice. Fig. 213.—Normal course of the internal maxillary artery on the outer side of the muscle: 1, Coronoid process; 2, temporal muscle; 3, deep ant. branch temp, art.;4, infra-orbital artery; 5, post. sup. alveolar art.; 6, buccinator art. and nerve; 7, buccinatormuscle; 8, superficial temp, art.; 9, internal maxillary art.; 10, masseter muscle; 1
. Local and regional anesthesia : with chapters on spinal, epidural, paravertebral, and parasacral analgesia, and on other applications of local and regional anesthesia to the surgery of the eye, ear, nose and throat, and to dental practice. Fig. 213.—Normal course of the internal maxillary artery on the outer side of the muscle: 1, Coronoid process; 2, temporal muscle; 3, deep ant. branch temp, art.;4, infra-orbital artery; 5, post. sup. alveolar art.; 6, buccinator art. and nerve; 7, buccinatormuscle; 8, superficial temp, art.; 9, internal maxillary art.; 10, masseter muscle; 11, in-ferior alveolar art. and nerve; 12, lingual nerve; 13, int. pterygoid muscle; 14, ext. ptery-goid muscle. (After Fig. 214.—Atypical course of the internal maxillary on the inner side of the externalpterygoid muscle: 1, Temporal muscle and coronoid process; 2, deep ant. temporal artery;3, infra-orbital artery; 4, post. sup. alveolar artery; 5, buccinator muscle; 6, buccinatorartery; 7, deep post, temporal artery; 8, internal maxillary artery; Q, masseter; 10, artery and nerve; 11, lingual nerve; 12, int. pterygoid muscle; 13, ext. pterygoidmuscle. (After Poirier.) branch of the lower jaw and forward into the region of the upper pre-molar teeth (Fig. 204). 548 LOCAL ANESTHESIA Now that we have established a bone-way for the foramen ovale,we must consider the relations of the soft parts which our cannulahas to pass through from the cheek to the ganglion Gasseri. We had chosen our puncture point in the lateral region of thecheek, opposite the alveolar margin of the second upper molar point of the cannula penetrates the skin and rinds itself in Bichatsfat of the cheek. The fi
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