A manual of diseases of the throat and nose : including the pharynx, larynx, trachea, oesophagus, nose and naso-pharynx . Fig. 80.—Transverse Vertical Section through theNasal Fossae at a Point behind the first Molar Teeth(after Hirschfeld). The x at four different points showsthe supposed origin of polypi. Fig. 81.—Transverse Vertical Section ofthe Nasal Fossa? in the Plane of the BicuspidTeeth (after Hirschfeld). The x at fourdifferent points indicates the supposed pointof origin of polypi. The subject of the removal of a portion of one of the turbinated boneshas been treated here because th
A manual of diseases of the throat and nose : including the pharynx, larynx, trachea, oesophagus, nose and naso-pharynx . Fig. 80.—Transverse Vertical Section through theNasal Fossae at a Point behind the first Molar Teeth(after Hirschfeld). The x at four different points showsthe supposed origin of polypi. Fig. 81.—Transverse Vertical Section ofthe Nasal Fossa? in the Plane of the BicuspidTeeth (after Hirschfeld). The x at fourdifferent points indicates the supposed pointof origin of polypi. The subject of the removal of a portion of one of the turbinated boneshas been treated here because this ablation is often accidentally effected inevulsion, but it must not be supposed that it is an essential feature in theoperation. It is, indeed, only in quite a small proportion of eases that itoccurs. When it is thought desirable to remove a portion of bone it iscertainly better to cut it away (see Abscission) than to practise evulsion, asby the latter operation the quantity of bone which comes away cannot becontrolled. The great advantage of evulsion is not only the facility with which thetreatment can be ca
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