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Princess Muna, British born wife of King Hussein of Jordan guides her son, Prince Abdullah. (4) up the steps to their aeroplane as they leave Heathrow Airport to return home after the Prince's tonsil operation at a London Hospital. Stock Photo

RMG4HC2A–Princess Muna, British born wife of King Hussein of Jordan guides her son, Prince Abdullah. (4) up the steps to their aeroplane as they leave Heathrow Airport to return home after the Prince's tonsil operation at a London Hospital.

Jo Finch, who had tonsillitis as a child. Stock Photo

RMFXER0E–Jo Finch, who had tonsillitis as a child.

Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz Stock Photo

RM2X3NGT4–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

Treatment of snoring tonsillectomy (ablation of tonsils), Foch Hospital, Suresnes, France. Stock Photo

RME5T1HY–Treatment of snoring tonsillectomy (ablation of tonsils), Foch Hospital, Suresnes, France.

RM2X3RF9M–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

Journal of ophthalmology, otology and laryngology . 748 Bloodless Tonsillectomy. pillars uninjured with free mucous borders, a minimum amount oftrauma, no haemorrhage, no scar tissue, quick recovery, practically nosore throat, even in adults.. Figure 4.—The completed tonsil operation showing the smooth fossae andthe clean arches. 496 Commonwealth Ave. discussion. G. W. McDowell: I was under the impression that the modernway was to remove the tonsil with its capsule. This leaves the capsulein and Dr. Jones speaks as if this was an advantage. Everett Jones : The advantage is that by leaving a pa Stock Photo

RM2AN4NMY–Journal of ophthalmology, otology and laryngology . 748 Bloodless Tonsillectomy. pillars uninjured with free mucous borders, a minimum amount oftrauma, no haemorrhage, no scar tissue, quick recovery, practically nosore throat, even in adults.. Figure 4.—The completed tonsil operation showing the smooth fossae andthe clean arches. 496 Commonwealth Ave. discussion. G. W. McDowell: I was under the impression that the modernway was to remove the tonsil with its capsule. This leaves the capsulein and Dr. Jones speaks as if this was an advantage. Everett Jones : The advantage is that by leaving a pa

Princess Muna & Prince Abdullah Stock Photo

RMG4HC29–Princess Muna & Prince Abdullah

PERITONSILLAR ABSCESS, INCISION Stock Photo

RMD3HHX1–PERITONSILLAR ABSCESS, INCISION

One person is answering question about surgical procedure. He had tonsillectomy. Stock Photo

RF2M6M8YX–One person is answering question about surgical procedure. He had tonsillectomy.

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RME5T1HR–Treatment of snoring tonsillectomy (ablation of tonsils), Foch Hospital, Suresnes, France.

RM2X3RF9X–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

. Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation . ic interstitial pneumonia and multiple abscess fonnatiOB. A STUDY OF LUXG ABSCESSES—SANTE tonsillectomy, one henotomy, one ap-pendectomy, one cholecystectomy, andone an operation for ruptured duodenalulcer. The first case (Fig. 1), whichwe shall study as representative of thisgroup, followed tonsillectomy. Sixdays after the tonsil operation, underether anesthesia, attention was directedto the chest, and radiographic examina-tion made at that time disclosed a con-solidation confined to the hilus region.Subsequent radiograms taken at daily int Stock Photo

RM2CRRHJ8–. Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation . ic interstitial pneumonia and multiple abscess fonnatiOB. A STUDY OF LUXG ABSCESSES—SANTE tonsillectomy, one henotomy, one ap-pendectomy, one cholecystectomy, andone an operation for ruptured duodenalulcer. The first case (Fig. 1), whichwe shall study as representative of thisgroup, followed tonsillectomy. Sixdays after the tonsil operation, underether anesthesia, attention was directedto the chest, and radiographic examina-tion made at that time disclosed a con-solidation confined to the hilus region.Subsequent radiograms taken at daily int

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RME5T16A–Treatment of snoring tonsillectomy (ablation of tonsils), Foch Hospital, Suresnes, France.

RM2X3RF9Y–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . hs of the tonsil can be effected through thebuccal route only in very exceptional instances. The presence of engorgedlymphatic glands forces us nearly always to adopt the subangulo-maxillarychannel of exit (see subsecj[uent reference). The field of operation shouldbe heated to a temperature of 60° C. (140° F.) by a]3plying the procedure ofthermic electro-coagulation, using a spherical electrode, which is movedabout over every point of the surface. 138 SURGICAL THERAPEUTICS AND OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE. Stock Photo

RM2AWRT9T–Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . hs of the tonsil can be effected through thebuccal route only in very exceptional instances. The presence of engorgedlymphatic glands forces us nearly always to adopt the subangulo-maxillarychannel of exit (see subsecj[uent reference). The field of operation shouldbe heated to a temperature of 60° C. (140° F.) by a]3plying the procedure ofthermic electro-coagulation, using a spherical electrode, which is movedabout over every point of the surface. 138 SURGICAL THERAPEUTICS AND OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE.

RM2X3NGTK–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

RM2X3RFA1–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

RM2X3NGTG–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

Treatment of snoring tonsillectomy, here the amygdala after ablation, Foch Hospital, Suresnes, France. Stock Photo

RME5T1J0–Treatment of snoring tonsillectomy, here the amygdala after ablation, Foch Hospital, Suresnes, France.

Journal of ophthalmology, otology and laryngology . from the end of the instru-ment. Remove the forceps and enucleate tonsil, leaving the hemostaton. After the hemostat has crushed the tissues from five to tenminutes the wheel which controls the hemostat is turned to the rightand the instrument withdrawn from the mouth. Immediately uponwithdrawing the instrument from the mouth, the tissues which havebeen compressed seem glued together, but will soon separate, leavinga very smooth fossa?. ( Fig. 4.) An occasional case is seen in which an incomplete operation orinflammatory processes have left t Stock Photo

RM2AN4R0C–Journal of ophthalmology, otology and laryngology . from the end of the instru-ment. Remove the forceps and enucleate tonsil, leaving the hemostaton. After the hemostat has crushed the tissues from five to tenminutes the wheel which controls the hemostat is turned to the rightand the instrument withdrawn from the mouth. Immediately uponwithdrawing the instrument from the mouth, the tissues which havebeen compressed seem glued together, but will soon separate, leavinga very smooth fossa?. ( Fig. 4.) An occasional case is seen in which an incomplete operation orinflammatory processes have left t

RM2X3NGTW–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

RME5T1HN–Treatment of snoring tonsillectomy (ablation of tonsils), Foch Hospital, Suresnes, France.

A treatise on the diseases of the ear including the anatomy and physiology of the organ together with the treatment of the affections of the nose and pharynx which conduce to aural disease . ^ byplacing a hand on each side, and he should put the second linger overthe region of the tonsil in readiness to make pressure with itwhilst the tonsil is being removed. In the case of a child,another assistant should sit by the side of the patient, and holdboth his hands, to prevent him from dragging the tonsillotomefrom his mouth during the operation. The surgeon, wearinga frontal mirror to reflect the Stock Photo

RM2AKNR4A–A treatise on the diseases of the ear including the anatomy and physiology of the organ together with the treatment of the affections of the nose and pharynx which conduce to aural disease . ^ byplacing a hand on each side, and he should put the second linger overthe region of the tonsil in readiness to make pressure with itwhilst the tonsil is being removed. In the case of a child,another assistant should sit by the side of the patient, and holdboth his hands, to prevent him from dragging the tonsillotomefrom his mouth during the operation. The surgeon, wearinga frontal mirror to reflect the

RM2X3NGRY–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

RM2X3RF9P–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

RME5T16D–Treatment of snoring tonsillectomy (ablation of tonsils), Foch Hospital, Suresnes, France.

Journal of ophthalmology, otology and laryngology . onditions, certain cardio-vascular degeneration, various forms ofneuritis and kidney diseases most frequently owe their origin to somechronic latent foci of infection, there are other diseases of obscureorigin in which the same etiology is suspected. 4. This operation is uninfluenced by the age of the patient orsize or condition of the tonsil. Figure 3.—The tonsil completely engaged and the hemostat of the instru-ment pressing tightly on the blood vessels. 5. The patients throat should be well illuminated, to enable thesurgeon to place the di Stock Photo

RM2AN4P4K–Journal of ophthalmology, otology and laryngology . onditions, certain cardio-vascular degeneration, various forms ofneuritis and kidney diseases most frequently owe their origin to somechronic latent foci of infection, there are other diseases of obscureorigin in which the same etiology is suspected. 4. This operation is uninfluenced by the age of the patient orsize or condition of the tonsil. Figure 3.—The tonsil completely engaged and the hemostat of the instru-ment pressing tightly on the blood vessels. 5. The patients throat should be well illuminated, to enable thesurgeon to place the di

RM2X3RF9W–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

RME5T1HP–Treatment of snoring tonsillectomy (ablation of tonsils), Foch Hospital, Suresnes, France.

Diseases of the nose and throat . en. Their injurious effects are so obvious,the benefit following their removal is so apparent, and the risks of 256 DISEASES OF THE NOSE AND THROAT. the operation arc so slight, that there should be no hesitancy inadvising it when the necessity arises. We should endeavor to re-move as much of the morbid tissue as possible, in other words to doa tonsillectomy. and in order to accomplish this it may be neces-sary in exceptional cases to dissect out the deep-seated masses withblunt scissors or tonsil knife (Fig. 98), rather than undertake touse the amygdalotome. Stock Photo

RM2AKAW6K–Diseases of the nose and throat . en. Their injurious effects are so obvious,the benefit following their removal is so apparent, and the risks of 256 DISEASES OF THE NOSE AND THROAT. the operation arc so slight, that there should be no hesitancy inadvising it when the necessity arises. We should endeavor to re-move as much of the morbid tissue as possible, in other words to doa tonsillectomy. and in order to accomplish this it may be neces-sary in exceptional cases to dissect out the deep-seated masses withblunt scissors or tonsil knife (Fig. 98), rather than undertake touse the amygdalotome.

RM2X3RF9R–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

RM2X3NGTD–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

Treatment of snoring tonsillectomy (ablation of tonsils), her intern (left) and surgeon, Foch Hospital, Suresnes, France. Stock Photo

RME5T16E–Treatment of snoring tonsillectomy (ablation of tonsils), her intern (left) and surgeon, Foch Hospital, Suresnes, France.

Operative surgery . pening quicklyhealed. Excision of the Tonsil.—The excision of the tonsil can be done with anordinary bistoury or with curved scissors, aided by a tenaculum. Thevarious forms of tonsillotomes, while they simplify the operation by givingthe operator a perfect control over the cutting edge, are not necessary to itsexecution. The Removal of the Ton.nl tvith the Knife or Sri.<.sors.—If the patient beyoung or unable to exercise self-control, give an anaesthetic, or apply to thetonsil a strong solution of cocaine. Cause a bright light to shine into theopen mouth; depress the to Stock Photo

RM2AWKGC4–Operative surgery . pening quicklyhealed. Excision of the Tonsil.—The excision of the tonsil can be done with anordinary bistoury or with curved scissors, aided by a tenaculum. Thevarious forms of tonsillotomes, while they simplify the operation by givingthe operator a perfect control over the cutting edge, are not necessary to itsexecution. The Removal of the Ton.nl tvith the Knife or Sri.<.sors.—If the patient beyoung or unable to exercise self-control, give an anaesthetic, or apply to thetonsil a strong solution of cocaine. Cause a bright light to shine into theopen mouth; depress the to

RM2X3NGTE–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

RM2X3RF9J–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

RM2X3NGTM–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

RME5T16B–Treatment of snoring tonsillectomy (ablation of tonsils), her intern (left) and surgeon, Foch Hospital, Suresnes, France.

Operative surgery . edicated with an astringent or stimulant, or the division andstitching outward of a i)ortion of the wall of the cyst, may be practiced ifsimpler means fail. Removal of Tumor of Tonsil and Pillar of Fauces.—This operation ispracticed for the purpose of removal of malignant disease of the tonsil, withor without involvement of contiguous tissues. In the simpler forms thedisease can be removed through the mouth. But if the disease be exten-sive, and evidences of deep tissue and lymphatic involvement be noted, theapproach should be made from the neck (pharyngotomy). In either in Stock Photo

RM2AWKC5N–Operative surgery . edicated with an astringent or stimulant, or the division andstitching outward of a i)ortion of the wall of the cyst, may be practiced ifsimpler means fail. Removal of Tumor of Tonsil and Pillar of Fauces.—This operation ispracticed for the purpose of removal of malignant disease of the tonsil, withor without involvement of contiguous tissues. In the simpler forms thedisease can be removed through the mouth. But if the disease be exten-sive, and evidences of deep tissue and lymphatic involvement be noted, theapproach should be made from the neck (pharyngotomy). In either in

RM2X3NGT3–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

RME5T1J2–Treatment of snoring tonsillectomy (ablation of tonsils), her intern (left) and surgeon, Foch Hospital, Suresnes, France.

. Operative surgery. e division andstitching outward of a portion of the wall of the cyst, may be practiced ifsimpler means fail. Secondary sacs should be opened to permit cure. Removal of Tumor of Tonsil and Pillar of Fauces.—This operation ispracticed for the purpose of removal of malignant disease of the tonsil, withor without involvement of contiguous tissues. In the simpler forms thedisease can be removed through the mouth. But if the disease be exten-sive, and evidences of deep tissue and lymphatic involvement be noted, theapproach should be made from the neck (pharyngotomy). In either i Stock Photo

RM2AGA47C–. Operative surgery. e division andstitching outward of a portion of the wall of the cyst, may be practiced ifsimpler means fail. Secondary sacs should be opened to permit cure. Removal of Tumor of Tonsil and Pillar of Fauces.—This operation ispracticed for the purpose of removal of malignant disease of the tonsil, withor without involvement of contiguous tissues. In the simpler forms thedisease can be removed through the mouth. But if the disease be exten-sive, and evidences of deep tissue and lymphatic involvement be noted, theapproach should be made from the neck (pharyngotomy). In either i

RM2X3NGTP–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

RME5T1HT–Treatment of snoring tonsillectomy (ablation of tonsils), her intern (left) and surgeon, Foch Hospital, Suresnes, France.

Diseases of the nose and throat . et there is doubtlessmore reaction after burning than cutting. The fauces should befirst thoroughly cleansed with an antiseptic spray and the surface ofthe tonsil swabbed with a ten per cent, cocaine solution. Then withan ordinary hypodermic syringe six or eight minims of a two percent, solution of nirvanin are injected into the upper and an equalquantity into the lower part of the tonsil. In about three minutesanesthesia will be quite complete. In a large majority of cases the operation of choice is one of thevarious cutting methods. Most tonsils can be remov Stock Photo

RM2AKAXTM–Diseases of the nose and throat . et there is doubtlessmore reaction after burning than cutting. The fauces should befirst thoroughly cleansed with an antiseptic spray and the surface ofthe tonsil swabbed with a ten per cent, cocaine solution. Then withan ordinary hypodermic syringe six or eight minims of a two percent, solution of nirvanin are injected into the upper and an equalquantity into the lower part of the tonsil. In about three minutesanesthesia will be quite complete. In a large majority of cases the operation of choice is one of thevarious cutting methods. Most tonsils can be remov

RM2X3NGT2–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

RME5T1J1–Treatment of snoring tonsillectomy (ablation of tonsils), her intern (left) and surgeon, Foch Hospital, Suresnes, France.

General surgery and pathology for dentists . the operation is donethe better the chance of success. It is always advisable toremove a considerable area of apparently healthy tissue aswell as the actual tumour, especially in the more malignantvarieties. In myeloid sarcomata of bone it may suffice insome cases simply to scoop out the tumour, but in round 86 PATHOLOGY AND SURGERY. celled sarcoma of bone it is advisable to remove the wholebone. ISome sarcomata, such as those of the tonsil, are somalignant that it is only rarely that an operation can be ofany use. Papilloma. Papillomata (warts) are Stock Photo

RM2AWJNDW–General surgery and pathology for dentists . the operation is donethe better the chance of success. It is always advisable toremove a considerable area of apparently healthy tissue aswell as the actual tumour, especially in the more malignantvarieties. In myeloid sarcomata of bone it may suffice insome cases simply to scoop out the tumour, but in round 86 PATHOLOGY AND SURGERY. celled sarcoma of bone it is advisable to remove the wholebone. ISome sarcomata, such as those of the tonsil, are somalignant that it is only rarely that an operation can be ofany use. Papilloma. Papillomata (warts) are

RM2X3NGTY–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . Fig. 112.—Oblique Vertical Section Fig. 113.—Horizontal Section [ofOF the Parotid Region, parallel the Parotid Region at the Level TO the Axis of the External of the Upper Pole of the Tonsil. Auditory Canal. Superior segment.Anterior segment. OPERATIONS ON THE HEAD 55 Operation—First Stage.—Vertical incision along the posterior borderof ascending ramus of the inferior maxilla. Second Stage.—Exposure of the tumour wdth the aid of clawed forcepsand scissors, and isolation of its anterior aspect by divulsion with theextremities of the blades of blun Stock Photo

RM2AWXB4R–Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . Fig. 112.—Oblique Vertical Section Fig. 113.—Horizontal Section [ofOF the Parotid Region, parallel the Parotid Region at the Level TO the Axis of the External of the Upper Pole of the Tonsil. Auditory Canal. Superior segment.Anterior segment. OPERATIONS ON THE HEAD 55 Operation—First Stage.—Vertical incision along the posterior borderof ascending ramus of the inferior maxilla. Second Stage.—Exposure of the tumour wdth the aid of clawed forcepsand scissors, and isolation of its anterior aspect by divulsion with theextremities of the blades of blun

RM2X3NGTH–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

Surgical treatment; a practical treatise on the therapy of surgical diseases for the use of practitioners and students of surgery . Fig. 877.—Enucleation ofTonsil (Tonsillectomy). FirstStage. Incision has been made betweentonsil and the anterior and pos-terior pillars of the fauces andabove. The tonsil is being liber-ated by blunt dissection. Fig. 878.—Enucleation of Tonsil(Tonsillectomy). Second Stage.The tonsil is dissected free from itsupper, posterior, and anterior attach-ments, and drawn inward by the tenac-ulum forceps. This operation should remove the whole tonsil. If some portion ofton Stock Photo

RM2AJCKN9–Surgical treatment; a practical treatise on the therapy of surgical diseases for the use of practitioners and students of surgery . Fig. 877.—Enucleation ofTonsil (Tonsillectomy). FirstStage. Incision has been made betweentonsil and the anterior and pos-terior pillars of the fauces andabove. The tonsil is being liber-ated by blunt dissection. Fig. 878.—Enucleation of Tonsil(Tonsillectomy). Second Stage.The tonsil is dissected free from itsupper, posterior, and anterior attach-ments, and drawn inward by the tenac-ulum forceps. This operation should remove the whole tonsil. If some portion ofton

RM2X3NGT7–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . e Vertical Section Fig. 113.—Horizontal Section [ofOF the Parotid Region, parallel the Parotid Region at the Level TO the Axis of the External of the Upper Pole of the Tonsil. Auditory Canal. Superior segment.Anterior segment. OPERATIONS ON THE HEAD 55 Operation—First Stage.—Vertical incision along the posterior borderof ascending ramus of the inferior maxilla. Second Stage.—Exposure of the tumour wdth the aid of clawed forcepsand scissors, and isolation of its anterior aspect by divulsion with theextremities of the blades of blunt scissors. Thi7 Stock Photo

RM2AWXAM5–Surgical therapeutics and operative technique . e Vertical Section Fig. 113.—Horizontal Section [ofOF the Parotid Region, parallel the Parotid Region at the Level TO the Axis of the External of the Upper Pole of the Tonsil. Auditory Canal. Superior segment.Anterior segment. OPERATIONS ON THE HEAD 55 Operation—First Stage.—Vertical incision along the posterior borderof ascending ramus of the inferior maxilla. Second Stage.—Exposure of the tumour wdth the aid of clawed forcepsand scissors, and isolation of its anterior aspect by divulsion with theextremities of the blades of blunt scissors. Thi7

RM2X3NGTT–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

RM2X3NGT5–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

Surgical treatment; a practical treatise on the therapy of surgical diseases for the use of practitioners and students of surgery . they should be excised.Such excision may involve not only the internal jugular vein, but the carotidand vagus nerve as well. Operations on the Tonsil and Pharynx Through the Neck.—Tumors ofthe tonsil, pharynx and the adjacent regions may be reached by operation 368 5 URGICA L TREA TMEN T laterally through the neck, called lateral pharyngotomy. An incision ismade along the upper half of the anterior border of the sternomastoid muscle.A second incision is carried fo Stock Photo

RM2AJANNC–Surgical treatment; a practical treatise on the therapy of surgical diseases for the use of practitioners and students of surgery . they should be excised.Such excision may involve not only the internal jugular vein, but the carotidand vagus nerve as well. Operations on the Tonsil and Pharynx Through the Neck.—Tumors ofthe tonsil, pharynx and the adjacent regions may be reached by operation 368 5 URGICA L TREA TMEN T laterally through the neck, called lateral pharyngotomy. An incision ismade along the upper half of the anterior border of the sternomastoid muscle.A second incision is carried fo

RM2X3NGTA–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

Journal of ophthalmology, otology and laryngology . .—Drawing of a horizontal section of the left tonsillar region viewedfrom above, showing the relation of the tonsil to its capsule. T. tonsil; P. palato-pharyngeous muscle; S.C. superior constrictor; iA. intrapharyngeal aponeurosisor capsule; L. inner layer< firmly adherent to the tonsil; G. palatoglossus muscle;P.T. plica triangularis formed by a fold of this aponeurosis; M.M. mucous mem-brane; C. point of cleavage or starting point in this operation. 746 Bloodless Tonsillectomy. In tonsillectomy by this method there often is not blood en Stock Photo

RM2AN4PE5–Journal of ophthalmology, otology and laryngology . .—Drawing of a horizontal section of the left tonsillar region viewedfrom above, showing the relation of the tonsil to its capsule. T. tonsil; P. palato-pharyngeous muscle; S.C. superior constrictor; iA. intrapharyngeal aponeurosisor capsule; L. inner layer< firmly adherent to the tonsil; G. palatoglossus muscle;P.T. plica triangularis formed by a fold of this aponeurosis; M.M. mucous mem-brane; C. point of cleavage or starting point in this operation. 746 Bloodless Tonsillectomy. In tonsillectomy by this method there often is not blood en

RM2X3NGT0–Tonsillectomy, Surgeons performing a tonsillectomy tonsil removal surgery, ORL, Otolaryngology Operating Room, Hospital Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuz

. The Journal of laryngology and otology . inwhich he had the advice and assistance of Mr. Lennox Browne,and which was figured in that gentlemans book. He removedthat portion which involved the tonsil and pillars of the fauces,but it had already invaded the tongue, and the operation was notextended, as there seemed no prospect of any permanent goodresulting from it. He thought it was the age of the patient ratherthan the nature of the tumour which prevented one operating inthe case shown at this meeting. He thought on looking at it—he could not get his finger all round it—it would be possible Stock Photo

RM2CE0AJ3–. The Journal of laryngology and otology . inwhich he had the advice and assistance of Mr. Lennox Browne,and which was figured in that gentlemans book. He removedthat portion which involved the tonsil and pillars of the fauces,but it had already invaded the tongue, and the operation was notextended, as there seemed no prospect of any permanent goodresulting from it. He thought it was the age of the patient ratherthan the nature of the tumour which prevented one operating inthe case shown at this meeting. He thought on looking at it—he could not get his finger all round it—it would be possible

. Diseases of the nose and throat . tinfrequently advised with the feeling that the operation isinsignificant and that the tonsils are in themselves a disease.Complications may occur in tonsillectomy, and the con-valescence may be very slow. TONSILLECTOMY The tonsil is developed from a portion of the mucousmembrane of the side of the pharynx. The external layerof this mucous membrane forms the mass of the tonsil, 202 DISEASES OF THE NOSE AND THROAT the inner layer a fibrous membrane called the capsule.The capsule is therefore the attachment of the tonsil tothe pharynx. Around the border the ca Stock Photo

RM2CHJA2P–. Diseases of the nose and throat . tinfrequently advised with the feeling that the operation isinsignificant and that the tonsils are in themselves a disease.Complications may occur in tonsillectomy, and the con-valescence may be very slow. TONSILLECTOMY The tonsil is developed from a portion of the mucousmembrane of the side of the pharynx. The external layerof this mucous membrane forms the mass of the tonsil, 202 DISEASES OF THE NOSE AND THROAT the inner layer a fibrous membrane called the capsule.The capsule is therefore the attachment of the tonsil tothe pharynx. Around the border the ca

. The Journal of nervous and mental disease. dog I ex-tirpated the crus secundum and partly injured the paramedianlobule on the right side (Fig. 8), lobules which correspond in man,respectively, to the lobulus biventer and the tonsil. On its recoveryfrom the immediate effects of the operation the dog showed distinctataxia in the right hindlimb and a tendency to fall backward and tothe right. These phenomena, which were in accord with the re-sults obtained by others (12), continued to be marked for severalday- and then began to subside, so that 8 or 9 days after the opera-tion the animal, to al Stock Photo

RM2CEKTRF–. The Journal of nervous and mental disease. dog I ex-tirpated the crus secundum and partly injured the paramedianlobule on the right side (Fig. 8), lobules which correspond in man,respectively, to the lobulus biventer and the tonsil. On its recoveryfrom the immediate effects of the operation the dog showed distinctataxia in the right hindlimb and a tendency to fall backward and tothe right. These phenomena, which were in accord with the re-sults obtained by others (12), continued to be marked for severalday- and then began to subside, so that 8 or 9 days after the opera-tion the animal, to al

. Diseases of the nose and throat . suspected ofcausing any symptoms. Examination.—Since a pharyngeal tonsil is practicallyalways present in childhood, a diagnosis of adenoids shouldnot be made unless it is large or in some other way ab-normal. Consequently the patients symptoms are as12 178 DISEASES OF THE NOSE AND THROAT important in deciding the question of operation as theexamination. It is often possible to see the nasopharynx with therhinoscopic mirror. The pharyngeal tonsil appears onthe pharyngeal vault above the nasal septum, except thatif it is sufficiently enlarged, it hides more or Stock Photo

RM2CHJH7G–. Diseases of the nose and throat . suspected ofcausing any symptoms. Examination.—Since a pharyngeal tonsil is practicallyalways present in childhood, a diagnosis of adenoids shouldnot be made unless it is large or in some other way ab-normal. Consequently the patients symptoms are as12 178 DISEASES OF THE NOSE AND THROAT important in deciding the question of operation as theexamination. It is often possible to see the nasopharynx with therhinoscopic mirror. The pharyngeal tonsil appears onthe pharyngeal vault above the nasal septum, except thatif it is sufficiently enlarged, it hides more or

. Diseases of the nose and throat . ge and the difficulty of controlling it in such anobscure situation. When the surgeon decides to operate by eitherbistoury or scissors, it is better to commence, tentatively, and not toexpose too large a surface of raw tissue at one operation. 288 DISEASES OF THE PHARYNX. Operation by the hot platinum snare I have had no experiencewith, but would expect the same difficulty in applying it to the broadbase of the growth in this as in other situations. I have used thecold-wire snare on two occasions only, for removal of hypertrophiedlingual tonsil. In the first Stock Photo

RM2CRRDJA–. Diseases of the nose and throat . ge and the difficulty of controlling it in such anobscure situation. When the surgeon decides to operate by eitherbistoury or scissors, it is better to commence, tentatively, and not toexpose too large a surface of raw tissue at one operation. 288 DISEASES OF THE PHARYNX. Operation by the hot platinum snare I have had no experiencewith, but would expect the same difficulty in applying it to the broadbase of the growth in this as in other situations. I have used thecold-wire snare on two occasions only, for removal of hypertrophiedlingual tonsil. In the first

. Annals of surgery . bably carcinoma thatshe would stand a betterchance for cure wtih athorough cleaning out ofthe neck and wide removalof tonsil with strong post-operative radiumization.She was referred to me foroperation, January. 1920.Operation, January 5, 1920.—A block dissection of the right side of the neckfrom the clavicle to the superior pharyngeal constrictor inuscle beneath thetonsil was first done, including all tissue e.xcept the submaxillary and sublingualglands, muscles and greater vessels and nerves. The lymphatics beneath andbehind the stcrno-mastoid were removed as well but a Stock Photo

RM2CDY95Y–. Annals of surgery . bably carcinoma thatshe would stand a betterchance for cure wtih athorough cleaning out ofthe neck and wide removalof tonsil with strong post-operative radiumization.She was referred to me foroperation, January. 1920.Operation, January 5, 1920.—A block dissection of the right side of the neckfrom the clavicle to the superior pharyngeal constrictor inuscle beneath thetonsil was first done, including all tissue e.xcept the submaxillary and sublingualglands, muscles and greater vessels and nerves. The lymphatics beneath andbehind the stcrno-mastoid were removed as well but a

. Nursing in diseases of the eye, ear, nose, and throat . by the char-acter of the operation. Eye operations require verysmall space for instruments and dressings as compared,for instance, with mastoid operations, in which amplespace is needed for a large array of instruments, dressings,solutions, etc. A small table accommodates the instru-ments and sponges necessary in a tonsil and adenoidoperation, while a large space is necessary for those re-quired in operations on the accessory sinuses. In addition,a small table and a low chair or piano-stool should beprovided for the anesthetist. All of Stock Photo

RM2CGRNHY–. Nursing in diseases of the eye, ear, nose, and throat . by the char-acter of the operation. Eye operations require verysmall space for instruments and dressings as compared,for instance, with mastoid operations, in which amplespace is needed for a large array of instruments, dressings,solutions, etc. A small table accommodates the instru-ments and sponges necessary in a tonsil and adenoidoperation, while a large space is necessary for those re-quired in operations on the accessory sinuses. In addition,a small table and a low chair or piano-stool should beprovided for the anesthetist. All of

. Diseases of the throat and nasal passages; a guide to the diagnosis and treatment of affections of the pharynx, sophagus, trachea, larynx, and nares . Mouth-distender. represent-ed with the lower plate removed from theupper one by action of the screw, and inthe position required during- operation. 230 SPECIAL AFFECTIONS OF THE TOXSILS. of the jaws is produced by the action of a screw attached tothe movable lower plate in the middle line and below. To avoid the difficulty encountered in excising an hyper-trophied tonsil, especially in cases of children, a special tonsilguillotine or amygdalat Stock Photo

RM2CDEW1P–. Diseases of the throat and nasal passages; a guide to the diagnosis and treatment of affections of the pharynx, sophagus, trachea, larynx, and nares . Mouth-distender. represent-ed with the lower plate removed from theupper one by action of the screw, and inthe position required during- operation. 230 SPECIAL AFFECTIONS OF THE TOXSILS. of the jaws is produced by the action of a screw attached tothe movable lower plate in the middle line and below. To avoid the difficulty encountered in excising an hyper-trophied tonsil, especially in cases of children, a special tonsilguillotine or amygdalat

. The uplift [serial] . Tonsil Clinic III. Tonsil Clinic During each year, provision is made for a tonsil clinic. It is foundthat a good many boys who come to the school need to have theirtonsils removed. In many instances this is given attention beforethe boys arrive. It is estimated that approximately 75 per cent of THE UPLIFT 9 those who enter without undergoing this operation ultimately needit. The policy is to get this done as soon as possible in order that theperiod of training at the school may be of greatest benefit. Through-out the year, emergency cases are given attention. IV. Typhoi Stock Photo

RM2CHT3DF–. The uplift [serial] . Tonsil Clinic III. Tonsil Clinic During each year, provision is made for a tonsil clinic. It is foundthat a good many boys who come to the school need to have theirtonsils removed. In many instances this is given attention beforethe boys arrive. It is estimated that approximately 75 per cent of THE UPLIFT 9 those who enter without undergoing this operation ultimately needit. The policy is to get this done as soon as possible in order that theperiod of training at the school may be of greatest benefit. Through-out the year, emergency cases are given attention. IV. Typhoi

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