Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . Fig. 251.—Naso-Phartngeal Polypus of Considerable Volume. Prehension of the mass located in the sinus, which has destroyed the anterior wallof the antrum of Highmore. The tumour is seen projecting under the skin ofthe Fig. 252.—Naso-Phartngeal Poltpus of Considerable Volume. Extirpation of the whole sinusal mass, which is extracted in a single piece with thegouge-forceps, through the jugo-gingival groove. OPERATIONS ON THE HEAD 139 SUBMAXILLARY REGION. The submaxillary region is divided anatomically into median and lateralsuprahyoid space
Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . Fig. 251.—Naso-Phartngeal Polypus of Considerable Volume. Prehension of the mass located in the sinus, which has destroyed the anterior wallof the antrum of Highmore. The tumour is seen projecting under the skin ofthe Fig. 252.—Naso-Phartngeal Poltpus of Considerable Volume. Extirpation of the whole sinusal mass, which is extracted in a single piece with thegouge-forceps, through the jugo-gingival groove. OPERATIONS ON THE HEAD 139 SUBMAXILLARY REGION. The submaxillary region is divided anatomically into median and lateralsuprahyoid spaces. I will not observe this subdivision, which is but littJerespected in surgical practice. Traumatic Lesions. Wounds with Cutting Instruments. Lateral wounds of the submaxillary region may be deep enough toinvolve the facial artery. The haemorrhage, which is considerable, requiresexposure of the facial artery, and adoption of either simple crushingor, for greater security, ligature of both divided ends of the vessel. Thereare no important arterial branches in the vicinity of the middle line. Haemor-rhage from the submental artery may necessitate ligature in the wound. Inflammatory Lesions. Phlegmon. Phlegmon of the Submaxillary Space.—Phlegmons of the submaxill
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