. Manual of operative surgery. Fig. 240.—{Lane \. Fig. 241.—{Lane.) 154 CLEFT PALATE position, and no scar whatever results from the presence of these deep sutures,which can be readily removed when they have served their purpose. In only one cleft in the lip is represented. Type D.—Wide cleft of soft palate. Step I.—Reflect the flap i, 5, 6, 7, 8 (Fig. 241) with its base at the edge ofthe cleft. The flap consists partly of muco-periosteum from the hard palate andlaveolus and mostly of mucous membrane from the soft palate and flap must be large enough to easily cover the defec
. Manual of operative surgery. Fig. 240.—{Lane \. Fig. 241.—{Lane.) 154 CLEFT PALATE position, and no scar whatever results from the presence of these deep sutures,which can be readily removed when they have served their purpose. In only one cleft in the lip is represented. Type D.—Wide cleft of soft palate. Step I.—Reflect the flap i, 5, 6, 7, 8 (Fig. 241) with its base at the edge ofthe cleft. The flap consists partly of muco-periosteum from the hard palate andlaveolus and mostly of mucous membrane from the soft palate and flap must be large enough to easily cover the defect. Do not injure themusculature of the soft palate.
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