. Veterinary post-mortem technic . ibular articulation just below and in frontof the ear, to the symphysis of the mandibular rami at thechin, following the inferior border of the left ramus (). Lay the skin back from this incision below the earand in the submaxillary space. Incise and examine theparotid and submaxillary salivary glands and the submaxil-lary lymph-glands. Left Ramus of Mandible.—To remove the left ramusof the lower jaw it is necessary to sever the muscular attach-ments from its internal surface and to saw through the bonejust above the symphysis. Force the knife under the
. Veterinary post-mortem technic . ibular articulation just below and in frontof the ear, to the symphysis of the mandibular rami at thechin, following the inferior border of the left ramus (). Lay the skin back from this incision below the earand in the submaxillary space. Incise and examine theparotid and submaxillary salivary glands and the submaxil-lary lymph-glands. Left Ramus of Mandible.—To remove the left ramusof the lower jaw it is necessary to sever the muscular attach-ments from its internal surface and to saw through the bonejust above the symphysis. Force the knife under the leftramus close to the temporomandibular articulation. Pressthe cutting edge upward closely against the internal sur-face of that bone, and cut forward to the tip of the chin orsymphysis of the inferior maxilla (Fig. 62). Withdrawthe knife and make another incision from the temporomaxil-laiy articulation to the left commissure of the lips, down-ward to the teeth (Fig. 62). The temporomandibular 58 VETERINARY FOST-MORTEM TECHNIC.
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