Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . Fig. 37.—Congenital Fistula of Lower Lip (see Fig. 25). Operation—First Stage.—Cuneiform resection of little transverse flapat the junction of skin and mucous membrane, including the two mucousinfundibula, the deep tract of each of which is extirpated as completelyas possible. Second Stage.—Suture with very fuie silk. 16 SURGICAL THERAPEUTICS AND OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE Acquired Deformities. Cicatrices of Burns. The cicatrices of burns are retractile, and should be extirpated through-out their whole depth. They habitually present the consistence of t
Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . Fig. 37.—Congenital Fistula of Lower Lip (see Fig. 25). Operation—First Stage.—Cuneiform resection of little transverse flapat the junction of skin and mucous membrane, including the two mucousinfundibula, the deep tract of each of which is extirpated as completelyas possible. Second Stage.—Suture with very fuie silk. 16 SURGICAL THERAPEUTICS AND OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE Acquired Deformities. Cicatrices of Burns. The cicatrices of burns are retractile, and should be extirpated through-out their whole depth. They habitually present the consistence of truefibrous nodules, of very resistant structure. The great point to be observed. Fig. 38.—Ectropion of Lower Lip resulting from a Burn of the Fourth- ,. Degree. in the extirpation of a cicatrix is to preserve every portion of existing healthy,or almost healthy, skin, and in general, all supple tissues which have not
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