A practical treatise on fractures and dislocations . Bartons bandage for a fractured jaw. Garretsons bandage. Barton employed, also, a compress, and a roller five yards long, the applicationof which is thus described by Sargent: Place the initial extremity of the rollerupon the occiput, just below its protuberance, and conduct the cylinder obliquelyover the centre of the left parietal bone to the top of the head; thencedescend across the right temple and the zygomatic arch, and pass beneaththe chin to the left side of the face; mount over the left zygoma and temple tothe summit of the cranium,
A practical treatise on fractures and dislocations . Bartons bandage for a fractured jaw. Garretsons bandage. Barton employed, also, a compress, and a roller five yards long, the applicationof which is thus described by Sargent: Place the initial extremity of the rollerupon the occiput, just below its protuberance, and conduct the cylinder obliquelyover the centre of the left parietal bone to the top of the head; thencedescend across the right temple and the zygomatic arch, and pass beneaththe chin to the left side of the face; mount over the left zygoma and temple tothe summit of the cranium, and regain the starting-point at the occiput bytraversing obliquely the right parietal bone ; next wind around the base of thelower jaw on the left side to the chin, and thence return to the occiput along theright side of the maxilla; repeat the same course, step by step, until the rolleris spent, and then confine its terminal end. These bandages possess the advantages of being easily obtained, ofsimplicity and facility of application, and, we may
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