Surgical treatment; a practical treatise on the therapy of surgical diseases for the use of practitioners and students of surgery . ained accessto the hypophysis by an incision along the outer edge of the nasal soft parts are retracted, the eyeball carefully pressed outward, and theinner wall of the orbit, the ethmoidal and sphenoidal cells, resected and therear part of the nasal septum removed. It is possible to substitute for this operation a submucous resection ofthe septum. The resection is carried as far as the rostrum of the middle turbinate is removed, and a long n
Surgical treatment; a practical treatise on the therapy of surgical diseases for the use of practitioners and students of surgery . ained accessto the hypophysis by an incision along the outer edge of the nasal soft parts are retracted, the eyeball carefully pressed outward, and theinner wall of the orbit, the ethmoidal and sphenoidal cells, resected and therear part of the nasal septum removed. It is possible to substitute for this operation a submucous resection ofthe septum. The resection is carried as far as the rostrum of the middle turbinate is removed, and a long nasal speculum used to holdaside the flap of mucous membrane, cartilage and periosteum. The mucousmembrane, with the periosteum, is elevated from the point of the retracting the parts the denuded sphenoid is well exposed and the an-terior wall is broken into and removed. The septum of the sphenoid may beremoved with forceps. The combined frontal and nasal operation may be performed in cases inwhich the frontal operation has been attempted and the tumor found to have TREATMENT OF INJURIES AND DISEASES OF THE HEAD 91. Fig. 7Si.—High Nasal Approach to Hypophysis, Nose Reflected upper nasal cavity is exposed and entrance through the frontal sinus provided.
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