The pathology and surgical treatment of tumors . Fig. 424.—Showing line of median bone-sec-tion and method of applying chain-saw (afterEsmarch). Fig. 425.—Removal of bone with Fergussoiislion-jaw forceps (after Esmarch). next step is to separate with the knife transversely the soft from thehard palate (Fig. 424, b\ The bone is now loosened with an elevatorinserted into the section made through the malar bone, whereupon thebone is seized with Fergussons lion-jaw forcepsand twisted from its location (Fig. 425). Theinternal maxillary artery is tied at the bottomof the large wound if it bleeds. Af
The pathology and surgical treatment of tumors . Fig. 424.—Showing line of median bone-sec-tion and method of applying chain-saw (afterEsmarch). Fig. 425.—Removal of bone with Fergussoiislion-jaw forceps (after Esmarch). next step is to separate with the knife transversely the soft from thehard palate (Fig. 424, b\ The bone is now loosened with an elevatorinserted into the section made through the malar bone, whereupon thebone is seized with Fergussons lion-jaw forcepsand twisted from its location (Fig. 425). Theinternal maxillary artery is tied at the bottomof the large wound if it bleeds. After hemor-rhage has been arrested the cavity of thewound (Fig. 426) is packed with iodoformgauze and the external wound is care is required in the patient should be kept in a half-sittingposition for several days. Frequent use ofan antiseptic mouth-wash and careful feedingFig. 426 -Wound-cavity after important fcaturcs in the after-treat-rt-scciion of the upper jaw (after ^gjij. jj^c tampon is r
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