Sajous's analytical cyclopædia of practical medicine . Adenoids seen through anterior nares.(After Griinwald.) older subjects, the mass is more uni-form and cushion-like in appearance,or is bilobed, being divided by ananteroposterior median furrow (reces-stts pharyngcus meditis), and is lessvascular looking. In adults remnantsof adenoids are often seen in the formof bands between the Eustachiancushion and the pharyngeal wall, whichdoubtless bear some relation to varioussubjective aural disturbances. Applications of cocaine and the useof a palate retractor are to be recom-mended only in older c
Sajous's analytical cyclopædia of practical medicine . Adenoids seen through anterior nares.(After Griinwald.) older subjects, the mass is more uni-form and cushion-like in appearance,or is bilobed, being divided by ananteroposterior median furrow (reces-stts pharyngcus meditis), and is lessvascular looking. In adults remnantsof adenoids are often seen in the formof bands between the Eustachiancushion and the pharyngeal wall, whichdoubtless bear some relation to varioussubjective aural disturbances. Applications of cocaine and the useof a palate retractor are to be recom-mended only in older children andwhen a rhinoscopic examination isimperative. By the exercise of tact andpatience it is often possible to get aview, even in a very unpromising case. In some it is out of the question andthe only resource is a digital examina-tion. The process is disagreeable to thepatient and dangerous for the examinerin children, unless ones finger is pro-tected in some way. A finger shield ofmetal or rubber may be used, or amouth-gag may be applied. Bett
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