The principles and practice of surgery: embracing minor and operative surgery : with a bibliographical index of American surgical writers from the year 1783 to 1860 : arranged for the use of students (Volume 2) . only dangerous in the hands of asurgeon grossly ignorant of the anatomy ofthe part. The mode of performing it willbe described hereafter. As the new tissue formed by the organi-zation of the lymph which is thrown outbetween the edges of the divided muscleis very extensible, it should subsequently bebrought to such a length as will insure a met to necks of different lengths. 4,
The principles and practice of surgery: embracing minor and operative surgery : with a bibliographical index of American surgical writers from the year 1783 to 1860 : arranged for the use of students (Volume 2) . only dangerous in the hands of asurgeon grossly ignorant of the anatomy ofthe part. The mode of performing it willbe described hereafter. As the new tissue formed by the organi-zation of the lymph which is thrown outbetween the edges of the divided muscleis very extensible, it should subsequently bebrought to such a length as will insure a met to necks of different lengths. 4, removal of thp dpfnrmitv hv mpqns nf vnri to surround the shoulders. 5,6. Straps to i^i^uvai ui uie ueiormity oy meaus 01 van- fasten the Hhoulderbrace around the chest, and QUS meclianical COntrivaUCCS, SUCh aS are tOthus furnish a point of support for the appa- i «? j •.i • xu i n !•<•<« ratus. (After Nature.) be fouud either lu the handkerchief of Mayor, specially designed for this purpose,or in an instrument which regulates the position of the head by means of apad and screw, or in a sort of helmet, with shoulder-bands so contrived as tohold the head in the proper position, Fig. Helmet, etc. for the treatment of Tor-ticollis AFTER THE OPERATION OF MYOTOMY.— 1, 2. straps to pass under the chin and aroundthe head. 3. A ninvable rod to adjust the hel- SURGICAL ANATOMY OF THE PHARYNX AND (ESOPHAGUS. 277 ? 2.—Hydrocele of the Neck. Hydrocele of the Neck is the name given to a disease which consistsessentially in the accnraulation of fluid in the proper structure or in the cap-sule of the thyroid gland. This fluid is generally serous in its character, theconditions favoring its development, and the pathological changes which areits proximate cause being very imperfectly understood. Its treatment isthat of hydrocele of the tunica vaginalis testis. Thus, its contents shouldbe evacuated by means of a trocar and canula, and the tendency to its repro-duction
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