The science and practice of medicine . nt the arrangement of the internal parts of the larynx ofDr. Czermak, after drawings made by Dr. Elfinger, of Vienna, from images demon-strated in the laryngoscope {New Syden. Soc, 18G1). The parts situated to the rightof the middle line of these figures, obtained by the aid of a mirror, are necessarilyreversed from their natural position, and correspond to those on the left side of thelarynx, and vice versd. That which is situated above in the drawing exists in front;that which is below is situated posteriorly. SPECIAL PATHOLOGY—INFLAMMATION OF THE MOUTH
The science and practice of medicine . nt the arrangement of the internal parts of the larynx ofDr. Czermak, after drawings made by Dr. Elfinger, of Vienna, from images demon-strated in the laryngoscope {New Syden. Soc, 18G1). The parts situated to the rightof the middle line of these figures, obtained by the aid of a mirror, are necessarilyreversed from their natural position, and correspond to those on the left side of thelarynx, and vice versd. That which is situated above in the drawing exists in front;that which is below is situated posteriorly. SPECIAL PATHOLOGY—INFLAMMATION OF THE MOUTH. Section II.—Detailed Description of the Diseases of theMouth, Tongue, Fauces, Pharynx, Larynx, and (Esophagus. INFLAMMATION OF THE MOJJTB.—Stomatitis. The mouth is specially liable to various forms of inflammation inchildren. They have received the name of stomatitis. Theseinflammations are expressed as follow: (1.) Simple erythema; (2.) The series of Wood-cuts show the Larynx from Moderate Closure to Full ;. A. The beginning of hermetic closure of thelarynx—commencement of act of cushion of the glottis (e. t<;.), applies itselfover a considerable portion of the closed glot-tis, and of the narrowed false glottis. B. Condition of the interior of the larynxduring the production of most acute glottis is contracted in a linear form ; andon each side are the (inferior) vocal cords (i. ), distinguished by their whitish-yellow little to the outer side is a narrow groovewhich indicates the ventricles of MorgagniFarther outwards are the false or superiorvocal cords (s. v. c). C. Constriction of the glottis, erroneouslycalled respiratory glottis, the arytenoid pro-cesses converging, and causing the posteriorsection of the glottis to be almost triangular. D. Complete relaxation of all the parts, aswhen the glottis under ordinary circumstancesis open for breathing. E. Bifurcation of trachea and commence-ment of bronchial
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