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The flap whose edge is attached along the margin of the cleft is placed beneath the flap wliich has been raised from and for a considerable distance beyond the margin of the cleft, and is pinned down by fine curved needles and 0000 Chinese Fig. 228. Showing the flap raised and fixed in position. In this case the cleft is not of suf- ficient breadth to render it necessary to strip the alveolus of its covering of mucous mem- brane. (Lane.) 518 OPERATIONS ON THE HEAD AND NECK twist silk in this po...sition by a number of sutures which perforate the free margin of the reflected iflap and the outer part of the elevated flap, the knots being tied on the under surface of the latter, whence they can be removed with facility when the opposing surfaces have united firmly, which they do in about ten days. Then the free margin of the raised A. B.
Fig. 220. A, A cleft of a breadth sufficient to require the employment of a flap from the entire alveolus. The dotted lines indicate the incisions, that to the left of the cleft being on th(!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The flap whose edge is attached along the margin of the cleft is placed beneath the flap wliich has been raised from and for a considerable distance beyond the margin of the cleft, and is pinned down by fine curved needles and 0000 Chinese Fig. 228. Showing the flap raised and fixed in position. In this case the cleft is not of suf- ficient breadth to render it necessary to strip the alveolus of its covering of mucous mem- brane. (Lane.) 518 OPERATIONS ON THE HEAD AND NECK twist silk in this po...sition by a number of sutures which perforate the free margin of the reflected iflap and the outer part of the elevated flap, the knots being tied on the under surface of the latter, whence they can be removed with facility when the opposing surfaces have united firmly, which they do in about ten days. Then the free margin of the raised A. B.
Fig. 220. A, A cleft of a breadth sufficient to require the employment of a flap from the entire alveolus. The dotted lines indicate the incisions, that to the left of the cleft being on th(!
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