Roaring in Horses Its Pathology And Treatment
Roaring in Horses Its Pathology And Treatment
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Con- sequently to insure a more certain cure he found it necessary to excise the vocal cord as well as the arytenoid cartilage (fig. 3), and says this procedure gave the most satis- factory results.
Therefore, whilst Moller advised excision of the paralysed cartilage only, Fleming recom- mends extirpation of the arytenoid, as well as the vocal cord. But, although I have not as yet had a long experience in these opera- tions, I have made my choice, and do not in the least hesitate to give my pre...ference in every case to the method established by Moller ; it has the advantage of not inter- fering with the laryngeal mucous membrane, except in a very small degree, and in a regular manner. On the other hand if the 26 ROARING IN HORSES.
cure Is incomplete or not successful at all, the vocal cord has nothing to do with the persistency of the roaring ; the cicatricial contraction cannot but hold it in its position or draw it slightly outwards.
ROARING IN HORSES.
^1 III.
ARYTENOTOMY.
To excise the arytenoid cartilage with some certainty of success it is necessary to act Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Con- sequently to insure a more certain cure he found it necessary to excise the vocal cord as well as the arytenoid cartilage (fig. 3), and says this procedure gave the most satis- factory results.
Therefore, whilst Moller advised excision of the paralysed cartilage only, Fleming recom- mends extirpation of the arytenoid, as well as the vocal cord. But, although I have not as yet had a long experience in these opera- tions, I have made my choice, and do not in the least hesitate to give my pre...ference in every case to the method established by Moller ; it has the advantage of not inter- fering with the laryngeal mucous membrane, except in a very small degree, and in a regular manner. On the other hand if the 26 ROARING IN HORSES.
cure Is incomplete or not successful at all, the vocal cord has nothing to do with the persistency of the roaring ; the cicatricial contraction cannot but hold it in its position or draw it slightly outwards.
ROARING IN HORSES.
^1 III.
ARYTENOTOMY.
To excise the arytenoid cartilage with some certainty of success it is necessary to act Fig.
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