Operative Surgery V.1
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In a case with firmly depressed fragments (Fig. 267, d), the application of the trephine should not be delayed by attempts with less effective means.
In punctured fracture a large trephine is usually employed and so placed over the fracture, if possible, as to provide by a single button ample room for the removal of the fragments of the internal table.
The lodgment in fissures and in bony asperities of hairs, threads, etc., should be noted^ and their removal secured to prevent infection.
OPERAT...IONS ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.
237 Trephining over the course of important vessels should be avoided, ex- cept for special reasons. The middle meningeal artery and its branches, and the cerebral sinuses are of special significance in this regard.
The Middle Meningeal Artery. — After entering the cranium the middle meningeal divides into two branches, anterior and posterior. The ante- rior branch runs in a canal or groove on the inner surface of the an- tero-inferior angle of the parietal bone (Figs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a case with firmly depressed fragments (Fig. 267, d), the application of the trephine should not be delayed by attempts with less effective means.
In punctured fracture a large trephine is usually employed and so placed over the fracture, if possible, as to provide by a single button ample room for the removal of the fragments of the internal table.
The lodgment in fissures and in bony asperities of hairs, threads, etc., should be noted^ and their removal secured to prevent infection.
OPERAT...IONS ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.
237 Trephining over the course of important vessels should be avoided, ex- cept for special reasons. The middle meningeal artery and its branches, and the cerebral sinuses are of special significance in this regard.
The Middle Meningeal Artery. — After entering the cranium the middle meningeal divides into two branches, anterior and posterior. The ante- rior branch runs in a canal or groove on the inner surface of the an- tero-inferior angle of the parietal bone (Figs.
What to read after Operative Surgery V.1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bryant, Joseph D. (Joseph Decatur), 1845-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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