Surgical treatment; a practical treatise on the therapy of surgical diseases for the use of practitioners and students of surgery . Fig. 1035.—Metallic Brace forSpondylitis. Fig. 1036.—Corset for Immobiliza-tion of corset has been divided, and isprovided with hooks for lacing. An abscess of the middle cervical region may be aspirated or opened in theside of the neck. Abscess of the upper dorsal region may become urgentbecause of pressure on the trachea or bronchi. When the thorax is invadedand urgent pressure symptoms demand relief, a vertical incision is made justto one side of the
Surgical treatment; a practical treatise on the therapy of surgical diseases for the use of practitioners and students of surgery . Fig. 1035.—Metallic Brace forSpondylitis. Fig. 1036.—Corset for Immobiliza-tion of corset has been divided, and isprovided with hooks for lacing. An abscess of the middle cervical region may be aspirated or opened in theside of the neck. Abscess of the upper dorsal region may become urgentbecause of pressure on the trachea or bronchi. When the thorax is invadedand urgent pressure symptoms demand relief, a vertical incision is made justto one side of the spinous processes exposing one or two costovertebralarticulations, and the joints resected. Jilunt dissection along the side of thebodies of the vertebrae discovers the abscess. If the abscess gives no lateralsymptoms the opening should be made preferably on the right side. in. abscess of the lower spinal region urgency is not apt to arise. Heretentative measures should first be taken. Aspiration should be practised ifspontaneous rupture threatens or if the presence of the abscess interfereswith proper treatment of the bo
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