A manual of diseases of the throat and nose / by Francke Huntington Bosworth.

  • Bosworth, F. H. (Francke Huntington), 1843-1925.
Date:
1881
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Credit: A manual of diseases of the throat and nose / by Francke Huntington Bosworth. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University.

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    FIG. PAGE 103. Mackenzie's curette 208 104. Gelatinous polypi springing from the middle turbinated bone 239 105. The ordinary duck-bill polypus forceps 241 106. Polypus forceps with narrow and tapering blades 242 107. Bellocq's canula 247 108. Adams's forceps for the re-position of a deviated septum 249 109. Adams's screw compressor j^lates for deviated se2)tum 249 110. Adams's ivory plugs for the nostril 249 111. Blandin's punch for use in deviation of the septum 250 112. (Edema of the glottis 281 113. Buck's laryngeal scarifier 282 114. Tobold's concealed lancet for oedema glottidis 283 115. Club-shaped thickening of arytenoids in laryngeal phthisis 288 116. Scattered ulcerations of third stage of laryngeal phthisis 289 117. Turban-shaped thickening of epiglottis and club-shaped thickening of arytenoids in laryngeal phthisis 290 118. Destructive ulceration of the third stage of laryngeal phthisis 290 119. Mucous patch on upper surface of the epiglottis 299 120. Superficial ulcer of laryngeal syphilis on the posterior face of the epiglottis 308 121. Deep ulceration of syphilis involving the epiglottis and the ventricular band 312 122. Schroetter's laryngeal dilator in situ * 320 123. Schroetter's modified laryngeal dilator 321 124. Mackenzie's laryngeal dilator 321 125. Navratil's laryngeal dilator 322 126. Whistler's cutting laryngeal dilator 323 127. The laryngeal nerves 325 128. Laryngeal branches of the pneumogastric nerve 326 129. Transverse section through the neck at lower surface of the first dor- sal vertebra 327 130. Right recurrent laryngeal paralysis—position of the cords in inspira- tion 331 131. Right recurrent laryngeal paralysis—position of the cords in phona- tion 331 132. Cadaveric position of vocal cords, showing the position they would assume in double recurrent laryngeal paralysis 333 133. Position of cords in paralysis of thyro-arytenoideus muscle 340