Observations on the surgical anatomy of the head and neck / Illustrated by cases.

  • Burns, Allan, 1781-1813
Date:
1811
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Credit: Observations on the surgical anatomy of the head and neck / Illustrated by cases. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    INDEX. 4])1 Page. Laryngotomy, subject in whicha large branch of the upper thyroid 1 artery would have been cut, in performing this operation, 397 Ligature, when first employed in the cure of aneurism, often failed. Reason of this, - - - 105 svesseseeeee IMproperly applied, how productive of secondary hemor- rhage, - - - - 119 wesesoeeeees NeVEr requires to be stitched to the vessel, ~ = - 128 cssssssseees Of reserve, highly injurious, ~ - - Ls Lingual artery, relations of, ares - ~ 236 eveseereeee NErve, description ofits relations, ~ - 235 Lip, cancerous, disease reproduced after operation, in gland below . the jaw, - - - - - 245 seaee Wound of, case where, from improper treatment, it was burst asunder after it had been dressed, - - - 333 eveee Wounds of, often improperly dressed, - - 332 Maxillary artery, internal, origia of, . - - S71 Sonscosevas of SHIUIS, description of fungus in, - = 360 Medullary sarcoma, is it the same disease as fungus hematodes? 220 wterecsccsscscerecevereee’ GeScription of, in thyroid gland, - 223 Monro, Dr. cured dropsy of the thyroid gland by a seton, - 191 Muscles, condition of, ditferent, in acute and chronic diseases of the thyroid gland, - - - - ~ 187 Mursina Mr. remarks on his case of gangrene, succeeding to ope- ration for aneurism, - - - - 150 M'‘Donald, cured of ‘inguinal and popliteal aneurism by operation, afterwards died from bursting-of an aortic aneurism, - 162 M'‘Donald, Mrs. her case of diseased glands below the jaw, - 244 Nasal duct, mode of introducing probe into, from the nose, - 335 restsceveseeese Obstruction Of, effects arising from, - - 343 oecccscesseeeee termination of, in the nostril, - - - 335 Neck, differences in the relations of its contents in the adult and young subject, ° - - 378 seeeeeee Civision of, mto regions, - ~ - 71 seeeeee middle region of, how to be discovered, - ib. Ccescccssccccsccccevccsosceee Vessels and nerves contained in it, and 4 depth at which they are placed, - - ” ib. Needles, sewing, finely polished, useful in wounds of the lip, 334 Nerve, effect from including one in a ligature, - = 124 Wetves, experiments on their re-union, “by Dr. Haighton.—Note, 288 Nervus descendens noni, situation of, - - - 70 sreseeves SUPErficialis cordis, origin and course of, - - ” 80. Occipital artery, description of, “ - - 235 «choseabomeetreseneense Of wound of, - - - 374 Oesophagotomy, critical remarks on its per rformance, 75 Oesophagus, has glands clustered over it, effect produced Ba swell- ing and abscess of these, * a = - 78 Optic nerves, dissection which proved that they did not decussate, 959 Parotid duct, course and connections of, > - 5 c 3 FZ