Observations on the surgical anatomy of the head and neck : illustrated by cases and engravings / by Allan Burns.

  • Burns, Allan, 1781-1813.
Date:
1811
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Credit: Observations on the surgical anatomy of the head and neck : illustrated by cases and engravings / by Allan Burns. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London.

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    Parotid duct, termination of, - - - 295 sunk into soft tumours protruding from between the miisseter and buccinator muscles, - - 297 gland, situation of, .... 265 proof that it cannot be extirpated, - - 266 lobe of, forming un encysted tumour, - - 278 Pharynx, its mode of junction with the gullet, - - 74 Pins, why used, and how to be employed in the treatment of wounds of the lip, - - - 332 Platysma myoides, description of, - - _ - 2 Popliteal aneurism, case of, apparently complicated with an inter- nal aneurism, cured by general compression, - ICl Portal, his case where a large artery was wounded in opening a tonsilitic abscess, . - - 256 , his remark that a connection exists between the cellular mem- brane of the neck and the texture of the lungs, - - 53 Portio dura, description of, - - - _ 283 parts which require to be cut to reach this nerve, just at its exit from the skuU, - - - 286 Prosser, his description of bronchocele faulty, - - 194 Pulsation, apparent, of a tumour, how to be distinguished from real pulsation, - - - Purmanus, his case of tumour at the inner canthus of the eye, 344 Ramsden, Mr. his case of axillary aneurism, . - 58 Ranula, description of, - - - - , treatment of, - - - _ Richerand, his memoir on the differences'of the capacity of the la- rynx, in the young and in the old subject, - - 38 i Sabatier, his case of bleeding into the trachea after bronchotomy, 399 Salivary glands, inflammation of - ' - - 247 Scarpa, his description of the state in which he found the femoral ar- tery shortly after amputation, - - his mode of operating for aneurism, - - ^38 his success greater than that of Mr. Hunter, - 140 Scot, Mrs. her case of diseased eye, - - ^49 dissection of body, - - ' Sinuses in vicinity of artery, cause of secondary hxmorrhage, 124 Skull, remarks on conformation of, - Socia parotidis, description of, - - Spinal accessory nerve, position of, - - ' t* j' Stcrno-mastoid and omo-hyoid muscles, point where they decus- sate eacii otlier, and how to be discovered in the liv- ing body, 68 they inter- • jg(.j each other in the child, 380