The science and practice of medicine . em madeseparate, bent the small end of the tube to be placed in the liquid toa right angle, and bent the one through which the air or stream wasto pass to a proper position, and bound them together by an India-rubber band (Fig. 5). These tubes can be made with free extremi-ties of several inches in length, and can be passed into the difterentcavities, the spray generated within them, being brought, with a cer-tain amount of force, into direct contact with the diseased can be made of all sizes and of different curves, to be passedup the nostr
The science and practice of medicine . em madeseparate, bent the small end of the tube to be placed in the liquid toa right angle, and bent the one through which the air or stream wasto pass to a proper position, and bound them together by an India-rubber band (Fig. 5). These tubes can be made with free extremi-ties of several inches in length, and can be passed into the difterentcavities, the spray generated within them, being brought, with a cer-tain amount of force, into direct contact with the diseased can be made of all sizes and of different curves, to be passedup the nostril, as in the treatment of catarrh; to be placed in the ear,and reach the membrane of the tympanum; to be applied near theback of the throat, or immediately over the entrance of the larynx: * Maimders Atomizer, with Bergr^ons Tubes and Dr. Andrew Clarks Hand-ball(Da Costa). 1022 APPENDIX: SPECIAL PATHOLOGY DISEASES OF PHARYNX, ETC. thus furnishing means for local treatment, and replacing the spongeprobang (Da Costa). Y-ix. 5. Fig. The \vell-kno\vn instrument of Dr. Iliehardson, of London (), for the production of local anoesthesia, acts upon the same prin-ciple, and will be found an excellent atomizer. It will, by a simplearrangement, give either a line or coarse spray.]: Fig. ;aSB.,,^
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