Diseases of the nose and throat; a text-book for students and practitioners . £.A,rAf> Fig. 126.—Mackenzies Lateral Forceps. time remembering that an anterior motion of the instrumentgives a reflected appearance of a posterior pass. When inclose relationship to the growth the blades of the forceps, pre-viously closed, are to be separated; the tumor is to be firmly. Fig. 127.—Schrottkrs Universal Handle with Various Tips grasped and a portion or all removed by gentle traction. If asnare be used, the loop must be passed around the growth and,when in position, tightened and withdrawn
Diseases of the nose and throat; a text-book for students and practitioners . £.A,rAf> Fig. 126.—Mackenzies Lateral Forceps. time remembering that an anterior motion of the instrumentgives a reflected appearance of a posterior pass. When inclose relationship to the growth the blades of the forceps, pre-viously closed, are to be separated; the tumor is to be firmly. Fig. 127.—Schrottkrs Universal Handle with Various Tips grasped and a portion or all removed by gentle traction. If asnare be used, the loop must be passed around the growth and,when in position, tightened and withdrawn. Mackenzies TREATMENT OF BENIGN NEOPLASMS OF THE LARYNX. 467 guarded wheel-ecraseur may be employed in the same curette can be used for the removal of tumors situated uponthe upper surface of the vocal bands. If the growth be small*pedunculated, and situated on the free edge of the vocal band,,it can sometimes be brushed off by passing a Voltolini spongeprobang through the glottis once or twice. In severe conditions, where possible, a rubber or metal in-tubation tube should be inserted, for the purpose of relievingdyspnoea and of causing pressure-absorption of part or all ofthe tumor. If this fail, a preliminary tracheotomy may be de-manded. As soon as the fever and inflammation subside, further
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