Surgical treatment; a practical treatise on the therapy of surgical diseases for the use of practitioners and students of surgery . Fig. 851.—Electric Head Pig. 852.—Nasal metallic bridge presses on the outer parts of the nose; the bobbins are placed withinthe nostrils. The threads are passed through the wall of the nose and made fast to theouter bridge. TREATMENT OF INJURIES AND DISEASES OF THE HEAD 183 For operation upon a deviated septum the solution should be left in contactwith the parts for twenty minutes. To prevent its absorption and actionbeyond the area of operation
Surgical treatment; a practical treatise on the therapy of surgical diseases for the use of practitioners and students of surgery . Fig. 851.—Electric Head Pig. 852.—Nasal metallic bridge presses on the outer parts of the nose; the bobbins are placed withinthe nostrils. The threads are passed through the wall of the nose and made fast to theouter bridge. TREATMENT OF INJURIES AND DISEASES OF THE HEAD 183 For operation upon a deviated septum the solution should be left in contactwith the parts for twenty minutes. To prevent its absorption and actionbeyond the area of operation, the saturated pledget of cotton may be enclosedin a little pocket of rubber tissue having an opening on one side where thecotton is exposed. The lines of incision may be painted with a 10 or 20per cent, solution. Before operating, adrenalin chlorid solution should beapplied to make the effect of the cocain more lasting. For small operationsthe solution need be applied only a few minutes. It is always undesirable to use cocain solution in an atomizer because ofthe uncertainty of the dosage, the large area exposed to absorption, and theuncomfortable sens
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