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

  • Burns, Allan, 1781-1813.
Date:
1824
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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.

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    rAGE. Conglobate glands, between hyoid bone and thyroid cartilage, connec- tions of, - . - - - 116 tumour formed by these glands, case of, and dissec- tion of person, - - - 117, 118 critical remarks on this case, - - 121 over the oesophagus swell, forming tumours which may be extirpated, - 103 Contents of space between sterno-mastoid and trapezius muscles im- mediately above the clavicle, - - - - 76 Cooper, Mr. Astley, his case of aortic aneurism, where the disease was supposed to he seated in the carotid artery, 71 his case of carotid aneurism, - - 204 first case in which he operated on carotid aneu- rism, patient died, - - - 193 remarks, that aortic aneurism may he mistaken for subclavian aneurism, - . - - 60 Coronary arteries of the lip, origin and course of, - - 354 Cricoid cartilage, situation of, - - - - 96 Cruickshanks, Mr. saw an enlarged lymphatic gland mistaken for diseased parotid gland, - - - - - 293 Davddge, Dr. his case of tumour in antrum, - - - . 481 Desault & Deschamps, their opinion, that in aneurism, a ligature ap- plied to the artery, further from the heart than the tu- mour, would have proved efficacious, erroneous, - 186 extirpated the right lobe of the thyroid gland, - - 252 showed that a curved tube might be easily introduced, by the right nostril, into the larynx, - - 407 Diseased thyroid gland, relations of, - - - 253 Dissection of a man who died some time after the subclavian artery had been tied, ----- 93 of a tumour formed by a concatenated gland, where the . common carotid, jugular vein, and nervus vagus were buried in its substance, - - - - 115 Distance between the chin and chest in the adult, when the base of the scull is parallel to the horizon, and general relation of parts in this region, - 95 between the chin and chest in the adult, when the occiput is turned back, and the alterations in the relations of parts by this change of position, - - - - 97 between the chin and chest in the young child, and the rela- tion of the parts in this region, when the base of the scull is parallel to the horizon, - - - 399