Injuries and diseases of the jawsJohn Churchill & Sons, 1868 - 416 pages |
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Page 46
... cloth , and secured by a strong cord at the base of each piece . The occipito - frontal bandage is composed of a band passing around the head , from the forehead to the occipital protuberance behind , and secured by a buckle one inch to ...
... cloth , and secured by a strong cord at the base of each piece . The occipito - frontal bandage is composed of a band passing around the head , from the forehead to the occipital protuberance behind , and secured by a buckle one inch to ...
Page 77
... cloths or sponges into which the saliva used to flow five or six times a day , he scarcely wetted one . In this case the steady contraction of the cicatricial tissues of the mouth had a beneficial tendency . The effect pro- duced upon ...
... cloths or sponges into which the saliva used to flow five or six times a day , he scarcely wetted one . In this case the steady contraction of the cicatricial tissues of the mouth had a beneficial tendency . The effect pro- duced upon ...
Page 297
... clothing its exterior . A section showed a sur- face of a clear white colour , bathed with clear serum ( not milky when scraped ) , of considerable firmness , and present- ing numerous osteoid deposits . - Minute structure : Is MYELOID ...
... clothing its exterior . A section showed a sur- face of a clear white colour , bathed with clear serum ( not milky when scraped ) , of considerable firmness , and present- ing numerous osteoid deposits . - Minute structure : Is MYELOID ...
Page 375
... to come in contact with each other . In order to excite still further irritation , a bit of cotton cloth was forced into the interior , and the end left pro- jecting into the mouth . A moderate degree of irritation APPENDIX . 375.
... to come in contact with each other . In order to excite still further irritation , a bit of cotton cloth was forced into the interior , and the end left pro- jecting into the mouth . A moderate degree of irritation APPENDIX . 375.
Page 380
... cloth upon the tumour , the end of which he kept constantly applied to his mouth for the purpose of collecting the saliva , which was secreted in great abundance , and also to concentrate the sound of the voice when speaking . Taking ...
... cloth upon the tumour , the end of which he kept constantly applied to his mouth for the purpose of collecting the saliva , which was secreted in great abundance , and also to concentrate the sound of the voice when speaking . Taking ...
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abscess aged alveolar alveolus angle antrum appearance bicuspid bony canine tooth cause cavity cells cheek chin chloroform cicatrix cloth College of Surgeons condyle connexion coronoid process cyst deformity dental dentigerous cyst discharge disease dislocation displacement dissected Ditto enchondroma Engravings enlarged epulis Esmarch's exostosis external extracted face Fcap fibrous tumour fluid fracture fragments front growth hæmorrhage hard palate healthy Hospital Museum inch incision incisor injury Lancet left side lower jaw malar bone mass maxilla maxillary Medical microscopic molar tooth months mouth mucous membrane muscles myeloid neck necrosis nostril occurred operation orbit osseous pain Pathology patient periosteum plate portion Post 8vo posterior projecting ramus Recovered remarkable removed result right side Second Edition seen sequestrum shows Sir William Fergusson skin soft specimen splint superior maxilla surface Surgery Surgical swelling symphysis symptoms teeth tion tissue tongue treatment tumour upper jaw William Fergusson wisdom tooth wound
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