Atlas and epitome of operative ophthalmology . lower portion of the cornea. The attempt was so successfulthat the patients discomfort was relieved, and on September 23d heshowed visual power of fa when the upper lid was drawn up or he puthis head back. No local recurrence of the tumor has appeared so far, butin September, 1903, a glandular carcinoma had to be removed from theangle of the jaw in the surgical clinic. several months a new palpebral fissure is made by incisingthe membrane. If the palpebral portions of both lids are absent theremains of the transitional portions are also divided in
Atlas and epitome of operative ophthalmology . lower portion of the cornea. The attempt was so successfulthat the patients discomfort was relieved, and on September 23d heshowed visual power of fa when the upper lid was drawn up or he puthis head back. No local recurrence of the tumor has appeared so far, butin September, 1903, a glandular carcinoma had to be removed from theangle of the jaw in the surgical clinic. several months a new palpebral fissure is made by incisingthe membrane. If the palpebral portions of both lids are absent theremains of the transitional portions are also divided intotwo layers; but in this case the posterior layer of thelower lid must be freed in its transitional portion by anincision along the orbital margin, so as to make it possibleto draw it up. The eye is then covered with a membraneconsisting of the 4 layers of the 2 remnants of the lidswhich have been drawn apart and the edges of whichoverlap. These 4 layers in alternation present a woundsurface first posteriorly and then anteriorly. The latter. f
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