Treatment of Fracture of the Jaw With Critical Remarks As Sent to D Hayes Agn
Treatment of Fracture of the Jaw With Critical Remarks As Sent to D Hayes Agn
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In the few injuries where the 'fractures are such that it is necessary to use the upper teeth as a base to hold the broken lower jaw still; as in fractures in the ascending ramus, or say all fractures back of the teeth, my splint No. 2, now shown, is not kept in . Place as you say by securing the jaws together with a bandage. This splint, like No, I, holds the fragments of the jaw by means of the teeth only; without any bandage; and while the patient wears this splint they may follow as with No.... I, their usual occupations. Of my splint No. 3 you say : GUNNING'S INTERDENTAL SPLINT.
"A third splint of Dr. Gun- ning's; one which he uses in cases where the teeth have been lost is formed by connect- ing steel branches with the interdental part of the appa- ratus, of which the upper branch passes along the su- perior part of the face, and the lower one along the outside of the lower jaw ; these are kept in place by three bands, FIG. 644.
one being placed at the chin in order to hold the jaw up in the splint, one running from the metal band to the back of tlie neck, and one passing to a cap which is worn over the head, and with which the splint is connected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the few injuries where the 'fractures are such that it is necessary to use the upper teeth as a base to hold the broken lower jaw still; as in fractures in the ascending ramus, or say all fractures back of the teeth, my splint No. 2, now shown, is not kept in . Place as you say by securing the jaws together with a bandage. This splint, like No, I, holds the fragments of the jaw by means of the teeth only; without any bandage; and while the patient wears this splint they may follow as with No.... I, their usual occupations. Of my splint No. 3 you say : GUNNING'S INTERDENTAL SPLINT.
"A third splint of Dr. Gun- ning's; one which he uses in cases where the teeth have been lost is formed by connect- ing steel branches with the interdental part of the appa- ratus, of which the upper branch passes along the su- perior part of the face, and the lower one along the outside of the lower jaw ; these are kept in place by three bands, FIG. 644.
one being placed at the chin in order to hold the jaw up in the splint, one running from the metal band to the back of tlie neck, and one passing to a cap which is worn over the head, and with which the splint is connected.
What to read after Treatment of Fracture of the Jaw With Critical Remarks As Sent to D Hayes Agn?
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