Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . Fig. 261.—^Ligature of Lingual Artery in the Hypoglosso-Hyoid Triangle. Second, stage of the operation. Third Stage : Exposure of the Artery.—The tendon of the digastric isdrawn downwards with a retractor, and we grasp with clawed forceps thefibres of the hyoglossus muscle, which are then incised in a direction. Fig. 262.—Ligature of Lingual Artery in the Hypoglosso-Hyoid Triangle. TMrd stage of the operation. Incision of hyoglossus muscle and exposure of the artery. parallel to the nerve. The muscle is not very thick. We must take carenot to go
Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . Fig. 261.—^Ligature of Lingual Artery in the Hypoglosso-Hyoid Triangle. Second, stage of the operation. Third Stage : Exposure of the Artery.—The tendon of the digastric isdrawn downwards with a retractor, and we grasp with clawed forceps thefibres of the hyoglossus muscle, which are then incised in a direction. Fig. 262.—Ligature of Lingual Artery in the Hypoglosso-Hyoid Triangle. TMrd stage of the operation. Incision of hyoglossus muscle and exposure of the artery. parallel to the nerve. The muscle is not very thick. We must take carenot to go too deep, and thus pass beyond the artery. A curved and grooveddirector is passed into the wound from below upwards, and made to raisethe vessel, which is then tied with fine silk. 150 - SURGICAL THERAPEUTICS AND OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE Fourth Stage.—Suture of skin, drainage. The operation should be carried out rapidly, and with great we expose the deep aponeurotic lining of the submaxillary pouch bydivulsion, the field of operation is bloodless, and we distinguish the relationsabove enumerated as clearly as in an anatomical preparation.
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