On a Neuro-Mnemonic Triangle at the Base of the Skull
W. Garstang · BMJ · 1864
f the base of the tumour be small, thanl with any other instrument; and the forceps should have short and narrow blades, and longfi handles.It is judi- cious to be prepared with two pairs, the one straight, the other c(onvex or angular.In addition to these, there shotuld be provided a variety of small saws and goug,es, of different shapes and sizes; in short, all the modern inst-rurnents that are used for onerations on dliseased bones.Tlle upper wall of the orbit, and the inner, recluire the greatest care in operating; but, as elsewhere, t;he surfitce throwing out an exostosis is generally thickened.E)icelhatoid Tuinour.This comiiprises an exten- sive subject, and therefore, in a short lecture, I can do no more than allude to certain points, those which it mnost concerns the surgeon to know, and which bear dlirectly Oil Practice.AtL the formiis of cancer do not ocCU1r in or arotund the eye with equal frequency.Colloid cancer has neve.yet been fotund in the eye or orbit.Scirrhns is