. Operative surgery. rmly tied within the mouthor round the inclosed tissue. A fine rubber ligature can be substitutedfor the silk. The loop cuts itsway through the tissues grasped,forming an internal opening,which permits the healing of theexternal one. Desaults Method.—Desaultcarried a small trocar from thefistulous opening forward andinward, entering the mouth op-posite to the second molar tooth (Fig. 814). A seton was drawn intothe channel made by the instrument and retained until a patent canalwas formed through which the saliva flowed, followed by healing of theexternal opening. Van Bure
. Operative surgery. rmly tied within the mouthor round the inclosed tissue. A fine rubber ligature can be substitutedfor the silk. The loop cuts itsway through the tissues grasped,forming an internal opening,which permits the healing of theexternal one. Desaults Method.—Desaultcarried a small trocar from thefistulous opening forward andinward, entering the mouth op-posite to the second molar tooth (Fig. 814). A seton was drawn intothe channel made by the instrument and retained until a patent canalwas formed through which the saliva flowed, followed by healing of theexternal opening. Van Burens Method.—Van Buren cured an obstinate case by turningthe end of the duct into the mouth in the following manner: A small probewas introduced into the duct from without to steady it during dissectionand indicate its situation so as to prevent cutting it. The distal end ofthe duct was exposed for a short distance by careful dissection, and wasthen passed into the mouth through a small incision made through the632. Fig. 815.—Richelots method.
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