Diseases of the throat and nasal passages; a guide to the diagnosis and treatment of affections of the pharynx, sophagus, trachea, larynx, and nares . FlG. 123.—Perichondritis of arytenoid cartil- Fig. 124.—Abscess from perichondritis of ary- ! in tuberculosis. Ulceration in inter-aryte- tenoid, projecting above the glottis. noid fold arytenoid fold or in the parts beneath the glottis. The peri-chondritis of the arytenoid frequently leads to abscess at itsbase (Fig. 124), which is recognized by its supra-glottic posi-tion, and which frequently discharges at the junction of thevocal process wit
Diseases of the throat and nasal passages; a guide to the diagnosis and treatment of affections of the pharynx, sophagus, trachea, larynx, and nares . FlG. 123.—Perichondritis of arytenoid cartil- Fig. 124.—Abscess from perichondritis of ary- ! in tuberculosis. Ulceration in inter-aryte- tenoid, projecting above the glottis. noid fold arytenoid fold or in the parts beneath the glottis. The peri-chondritis of the arytenoid frequently leads to abscess at itsbase (Fig. 124), which is recognized by its supra-glottic posi-tion, and which frequently discharges at the junction of thevocal process with the vocal cord. The cricoid cartilage suffers sometimes primarily and some-times as an extension from the disease in the arytenoids. Thecondition is recognized laryngoscopically by a swollen or ul-cerated appearance of the part, as the case may be, within the. 510 AFFECTIONS OF THE LAKYXX AXD TRACHEA. larynx, either posteriorly and beneath the glottis, or elsebulging between the vocal cords and underneath them, fromone side or the other (Fig. 125). The posterior segment is more frequent-ly the seat of disease than the anterior por-tion. The abscess in this instance maydischarge internally into the larynx, orexternally into the pharynx. The ne-crosed cartilage maybe broken into small-er or larger fragments, or be crumbled intofig. i-25. - Perichondritis of detritus. It is grayish or brownish black right arvtenoid and rieht side ° ** of cricoid camiage, with necro- in color; often quite ossified. It maybe sis of latter, and protrusion be- -*? ^ neaththe displaced vocai cord: discharged in part, or even in whole, dur- ulceration of left vocal cord, and ° x fungus vegemtion in the inter- jug life. Sometimes there is anchylosis of arytenoid fold. «-> J the crico-arytenoid articulation ; but thisis generally believed to be rare. The thyro
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