A guide to the examination of the nose : with remarks on the diagnosis of diseases of the nasal cavities / by E. Cresswell Baber.

Baber, E. Cresswell.

Date:: 1886

Credit: A guide to the examination of the nose : with remarks on the diagnosis of diseases of the nasal cavities / by E. Cresswell Baber. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$Politzer, Adam, anatomy of the Eusta- chian orifice in children, 23 ; closure of the Eustachian tube, 24; action of the evator palati, 25; the nasal douche, 70 ; erection of the turbinated bodies in chronic nasal catarrh, 92 Polypi, mucous, 136, fibrous, 137 Position for inspection of the fauces, 104 Posterior nares (see choanas) Posterior rhinoscopic view, 108 Posterior rhinoscopy, g8,148; anaesthetics in, 123; illumination in, 98; mirrors ' for, 98 ; tongue depressors for, 101; method of performing, 103; difficulties in, 115; modifications of, 124; with concave mirrors, 124 ; by means of two mirrors, 125 Posterior tubal sulcus, 114 Probe, anterior nasal, 68, 93 ; posterior nasal, 103, 115 Quain, the cartilage of the septum, 2 ; the nasal mucous membrane, 18; the opening of the nasal duct, 20 Rack-movement lamp, 60 Redness and swelling of the outside of the nose, reflex, 40, 44 Reflector, plane, 58 ; concave, 61 ; author's pocket plane and concave, 62 Reflex irritability of intra-nasal struc- tures, method of testing, 94 Reflex phenomena connected with the nose, 38 ; most common seat of origin of, 42; diagnosis of, 143 ; production of, by the galvanic cautery, 144 Respiration, nasal, 28 Respiratory nasal mucous membrane, 18 Rbinoliths, diagnosis of, 140 Rhinorrhcea, 134 Rhinoscopic mirrors, 98; essential points of, 100; Frankel's, 100; method of in- troduction of, 103 Rhinoscopy [see anterior and posterior) Ringer, S.,the connection between nasal symptoms and asthma, 40 Roosa, D. B. St. John, anatomy of the Eustachian orifice, 23 ; the nasal douche, 70; the danger in its use, 72 Rosenmiiller's fossa, anatomy of, 5, 24, 27 ; examination of, 107, 109, 113, 129 Rumbold, mirror, 95, 149 \ Salpingopalatine fold, anatomy of, 23 Salpingo-pharyngeal fold, anatomy of, 23; direct inspection of, 105; view of, by posterior rhinoscopy, 113 Schaeffer, asthma and redness of the outside of the nose produced by intra- nasal irritation, 40 Schalle, means of blunting the sensi- tiveness of the fauces for posterior rhinoscopy, 116 ; difficulty in palpation, 131 Schrotter, von, thickenings of mucous membrane on the septum, 138 Seiler, C, effect of the nasal cavities on the voice, 32; cough due to nasal dis- ease, 39 Self-retaining nasal speculum, author's, 53 Semon, Felix, 42, 143 ; electric lamp, 67 Sensation of movement of a body in the nose, 37 Septum nasi, anatomy of, 12; deviations of, 12 ; processes of, 14; deflections of, 16; anatomy of tubercle of, 20 ; appear- ances presented by tubercle of, 8i; view of, by anterior rhinoscopy, 85 ; by pos- terior rhinoscopy, no; diagnosis of de- viations of, 136 ; perforations of, 136 ; hemorrhage under mucous membrane of, 139 ; abscesses of, 139 Siqmund's speculum, 51 Sleeplessness from nasal obstruction, 35 Smell, sense of, 29 ; examination of, 46 ; loss of, 141 Sneezing, a symptom of nasal disease, 36 Soft palate, movements of, seen through the nasal cavity, 86; view of, by pos- terior rhinoscopy, no; difficulty in posterior rhinoscopy from contraction of, 116 ; from thickening of, 123 Sommerbrodt, asthma produced by in- tra-nasal irritation, 40 Specula (see nasal specula) Sprays for cleansing nasal cavities, 70 Stoerk, means of drawing forward the soft palate, 121 M$