The muscles of the eye / by Lucien Howe.

  • Howe, Lucien, 1848-1928.
Date:
1907
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Credit: The muscles of the eye / by Lucien Howe. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    § 2. Instruments for Dissection, Preserving Fluids, etc.—In order to make satisfactory dissections of the orbit it is necessary to have: 1. A back saw, for separating the skullcap. 2. A chisel or chisel-hook. 3. A fine scroll or so-called jig saw. 4. Stout, straight bone forceps. 5. Curved bone forceps or ordinary wire nippers. Fig. i.—Instruments for dissection of the orbit and muscles. 6. A circular saw two or three inches in diameter. 7. A dentist's drill. 8. Half a dozen small blunt probes. 9. A thin spatula. 10. Three pairs of dissecting forceps, large, medium, and very fine. ' 11. Half a dozen scalpels, large, medium, and small. 12. One elevator or gouge. 13. Two bistouries. 14. Three pairs of scissors, heavy, medium, and small— the last two being finely pointed.