Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . Fig. 198.— vivification Fig. 199. IlRANO-SXAPHYLORRHAfHr. Union of the mucous membrane by-interrupted suture. Opeeation—First Stage : Liberating Incisions.—A deep incision withthe bistoury, reaching down to the bone, is made on each side along thedental arch from the last molar tooth to the canine. We must keep inclose approximation to the alveolus, in order to preserve the trunk of thepalatine artery in the mucous flap. 102 SURGICAL THERAPEUTICS AND OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE Second Stage : Mobilization of the
Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . Fig. 198.— vivification Fig. 199. IlRANO-SXAPHYLORRHAfHr. Union of the mucous membrane by-interrupted suture. Opeeation—First Stage : Liberating Incisions.—A deep incision withthe bistoury, reaching down to the bone, is made on each side along thedental arch from the last molar tooth to the canine. We must keep inclose approximation to the alveolus, in order to preserve the trunk of thepalatine artery in the mucous flap. 102 SURGICAL THERAPEUTICS AND OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE Second Stage : Mobilization of the Two Mucous Bridges.—Same techniqueis used as in perforation of the palate (see p. 101). Third Stage : —We make in front of the fissure a smallincision of 8 to 10 millimetres, reaching to the bone, and then completethe decollation of the mucous membrane of the palatine vault, over a widthof 4 to 5 millimetres, with the curved raspatories already described. Wethen introduce the angular bistoury, first on one side and then on the other,
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