. Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation . as above described, and should then bedissected out surgically, or treated bythe insertion of radium needles sufficientto destroy the disease. Radium needles of ten mg. each maybe inserted one cm. apart throughoutthe diseased area, and left in place foreight hours. Following the insertion ofradium needles into tissues there is the TREATMENT OF CANCEll OF THE LIP-PFAHLER lest a false security may lead one toneglect true malignant disease. The following conclusions may bedrawn: 1. Any fissure or crust on the lip production of fibrous nodules (
. Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation . as above described, and should then bedissected out surgically, or treated bythe insertion of radium needles sufficientto destroy the disease. Radium needles of ten mg. each maybe inserted one cm. apart throughoutthe diseased area, and left in place foreight hours. Following the insertion ofradium needles into tissues there is the TREATMENT OF CANCEll OF THE LIP-PFAHLER lest a false security may lead one toneglect true malignant disease. The following conclusions may bedrawn: 1. Any fissure or crust on the lip production of fibrous nodules (espe-cially when the needles are placedfarther apart, and left in place six-teen hours), which are composed offibrous tissue and result from the ne- croses produced by the radium. Theywill lead the untrained to suspect ma-lignant nodules or redevelopment of thedisease. With our meager knowledgeon this point, it will require consider-able skill to be able to distinguish be-tween the disease and the fibrous , I urge close Figure m.—(a)—Dr. Chas. Cunuing iis patient. _ Epithelioma of the en- would have involvea the loss of the entire lower III.—(t)-1921. \7pti the loss of the entire lower up. iTreatea last on February 3, 1920. Still well Novembe
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