. Operative surgery. ted thereby to be morereadily and safely turned when the flap is placed in proper position. Theflap is now made by dividing the tissues freely down to the periosteum, inthe course of the indicating line, the bleeding being controlled by sponge anddigital pressure. Serre-fine clamps (Fig. 103) are admirable for the arrestof hemorrhage at the borders of the wound at this time. The flap is raised—leaving the periosteum behind—turned, and placed in the required posi-tioU;, and the borders carefully united with those of the freshened gap withsparsely placed and carefully tied s
. Operative surgery. ted thereby to be morereadily and safely turned when the flap is placed in proper position. Theflap is now made by dividing the tissues freely down to the periosteum, inthe course of the indicating line, the bleeding being controlled by sponge anddigital pressure. Serre-fine clamps (Fig. 103) are admirable for the arrestof hemorrhage at the borders of the wound at this time. The flap is raised—leaving the periosteum behind—turned, and placed in the required posi-tioU;, and the borders carefully united with those of the freshened gap withsparsely placed and carefully tied sutures of horsehair or silkworm gut. Thealse and columna are then secured in a similar manner. The columna may beformed either by inserting the elongation connected with the flap into a slitmade at the upper border of the median portion of the lijD, or, if this be notpresent, by turning iipward a narrow strip from the upper lip and fasteningit in position. The nostrils are supported and the formation of the nasal.
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