Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . Fig. 357-—Direct Bkokchoscopt under Chloroform Fig. 358.—Anatomical Preparation showing with the Help of an AnteriorLongitudinal Incision of the Larynx and Trachea how the Broncho-scope Tube passes into the Larynx on its Metallic Guide. Radioscopy.—Finally, radioscopy and radiography can convey valuableindications in some cases, especially when we are dealing with foreignbodies. 218 SURGICAL THERAPEUTICS AND OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE Traumatic Lesions. Cormnotio7i and Contusion. Commotion of the larynx may be followed by extravasation of
Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . Fig. 357-—Direct Bkokchoscopt under Chloroform Fig. 358.—Anatomical Preparation showing with the Help of an AnteriorLongitudinal Incision of the Larynx and Trachea how the Broncho-scope Tube passes into the Larynx on its Metallic Guide. Radioscopy.—Finally, radioscopy and radiography can convey valuableindications in some cases, especially when we are dealing with foreignbodies. 218 SURGICAL THERAPEUTICS AND OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE Traumatic Lesions. Cormnotio7i and Contusion. Commotion of the larynx may be followed by extravasation of bloodand symptoms of asphyxia, thus necessitating the performance of trache-otoiny. Contusion of the larynx in cases of shock and of strangulation may becomplicated with fracture of the cartilages, and demand the same operation. Tubage is httle suited to these cases, as it might determine the produc-tion of sphacelus of the mucous membrane. 1 ; Wounds. I Penetrating wounds of the larynx and trachea are frequently enoughmet with, oftenest from attempts at assassination or suicide. They aredescribed f
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