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

Date:
1886
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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.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    FIG. 27. Diagram of vertical section of head showing the position neces- sary for examining the lower part of the middle, and the anterior end of the inferior turbinated body. (Designed by the Author) 28. Diagram of vertical section of head showing the position neces- sary for examining the “neck” of the middle turbinated body, and roof of nasal cavity. (Designed by the Author) . 29. Diagram of vertical section of head showing the position neces- sary for examining the inferior meatus, palatal movements, and the lower border of the inferior turbinated body. (De- signed by the Author) 30. Anterior rhinoscopic view (left) ....... 31. Three diagrams illustrating different appearances presented by the tubercle of the septum 32. Slightly abnormal anterior rhinoscopic view (left) 33. View of naso-pharyngeal cavity from the front, in a state of rest. (After Zaufal) 34. Yiew of naso-pharyngeal cavity from the front, during pho- nation. (After Zaufal) ........ 35. Right anterior rhinoscopic view with the inferior turbinated body collapsed .......... 36. Same view after the lapse of twenty minutes, during which the inferior turbinated body had become erected .... 37. Apparatus for anterior rhinoscopy, with transmitted light 38. Ordinary rhinoscopic mirrors. ....... 39. B. Frankel’s rhinoscopic mirror (from Dr. Morell Mackenzie, op. cit.) 40. The author’s angular tongue-depressor with bent blade 41. Tiirck’s tongue-depressor ........ 42. The author’s thimble tongue-depressor for children • 43. Sketch of the ordinary position for holding the rhinoscopic mirror and tongue-depressor ....... 44. Posterior rhinoscopic view ........ 45. View of the left Eustachian orifice, with salpingo-pharyngeal fold, and posterior surface of soft palate. (After Zaufal) 46. Czermak’s palate hook , 47. Yoltolini’s palate hook, with wings 48. Yoltolini’s uvula spatula 49. Uvula noose ••..••.•••• 50. Uvula twitch (from Dr. Morell Mackenzie, op. cit.) • PAGE 75 76 77 78 81 84 86 86 89 89 96 99 100 101 102 103 106 109 114 US 119 122 122 123