. Manual of operative surgery. Figs. 293 and 294.—{Esmarch and Kowalzig.) turn it forwards, and suture it to a vivified area on the anterior edge of thenasal opening (Fig. 292). Close the wound in the lip. Langenbeck makes a flap from the skin of the upper lip, leaving the deeperstructures intact (Figs. 293 and 294). i86 OPERATIONS UPON THE NOSE Both of the above methods are faulty in that use is made of very hairyskin, and annoyance is sure to Fig. 295.—Lexers operation. Lexer makes a flap from the mucous and submucous structures of the upperlip, leaving the skin intact except for a
. Manual of operative surgery. Figs. 293 and 294.—{Esmarch and Kowalzig.) turn it forwards, and suture it to a vivified area on the anterior edge of thenasal opening (Fig. 292). Close the wound in the lip. Langenbeck makes a flap from the skin of the upper lip, leaving the deeperstructures intact (Figs. 293 and 294). i86 OPERATIONS UPON THE NOSE Both of the above methods are faulty in that use is made of very hairyskin, and annoyance is sure to Fig. 295.—Lexers operation. Lexer makes a flap from the mucous and submucous structures of the upperlip, leaving the skin intact except for a perforation through which the flap is
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