Injuries of the Face And Jaw And Their Repair; And the Treatment of Fractured Jaws
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But, from the fact that they allow a free muscular play, which can only help their development, the result can only ameliorate in the long-run; for the patient is using muscular mechanisms which grow and grow in strength." LATE PROSTHESIS 91 III. Prosthetic Intervention after Staphylorrhaphy.
We have seen in an earlier chapter that scar tissue tends perpetually to retract, but that gentle and continuous pressure succeeds fairly easily in correcting this retractility.
After a velo-palatine resto...ration by staphylor- rhaphy/ we see as a rule a certain shortening of the remade velum, due to cicatricial retraction. Occa- sionally this retraction is such that some functional disability persists by reason of the undue shortness of the velum. To generalize, one may say that after staphylorrhaphy the velum is too short, too tense, and made rigid by cicatricial tissue.
Many authors have tried by prosthetic means to cure such happenings, which rob the patient of much of the benefit that he ought to extract from the surgical procedure which he has undergone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, from the fact that they allow a free muscular play, which can only help their development, the result can only ameliorate in the long-run; for the patient is using muscular mechanisms which grow and grow in strength." LATE PROSTHESIS 91 III. Prosthetic Intervention after Staphylorrhaphy.
We have seen in an earlier chapter that scar tissue tends perpetually to retract, but that gentle and continuous pressure succeeds fairly easily in correcting this retractility.
After a velo-palatine resto...ration by staphylor- rhaphy/ we see as a rule a certain shortening of the remade velum, due to cicatricial retraction. Occa- sionally this retraction is such that some functional disability persists by reason of the undue shortness of the velum. To generalize, one may say that after staphylorrhaphy the velum is too short, too tense, and made rigid by cicatricial tissue.
Many authors have tried by prosthetic means to cure such happenings, which rob the patient of much of the benefit that he ought to extract from the surgical procedure which he has undergone.
What to read after Injuries of the Face And Jaw And Their Repair; And the Treatment of Fractured Jaws?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martinier, Paul, 1860- to read onlineMoreLess
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