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Title: Tri-State medical journal and practitioner
Year: 1897 (1890s)
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Subjects: Medicine
Publisher: St. Louis : (s.n.)
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
Digitizing Sponsor: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia and the National Endowment for the Humanities

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ds the uterine end of the artery, which bleeds also, because of itsanastomosis with the ovarian. In those cases where this method wasadopted the tumor has undergone complete atrophy. While the operation has a limited application, it possesses some ad-vantages which commend it, viz.: (1) It involves little or no risk, when carefully executed. (2) It does not involve a tedious convalescence. (3) It is quickly and easily performed. (4) Its immediate result is to afford prompt relief of the symptoms. (5) Its ultimate result, which is manifest within six months, is com-plete, or almost complete, atrophy of the tumor. (6) It does not unsex, mutilate or disable the patient. 152 ORIGINAL ARTICLES. A MEMOIR ON THE ODORIFEROUS SENSE. By J. Mount Bleyer, M. D., F, R. A. M. S.. of New York City. (CONTINUED FROM FEBRUARY ISSUE. 1 IN order to make this memoir as -^ff j^ffi^^1 such a short space W^^^ai ^SW of thepTof SeCiSS^ (of the nose) and its sensoryAccessories, upon which this paper is founded.
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6 »l. Fig. I. •The detail d.script.v.gtosj and mln.t..anatomy in, par, „olfe andJ^ ^aTo^Ouains Elements of Anatomy, Longmans, Green & Co., Wnoo , swork, of Budapest, Die Nosenhoehle und Ihre Nebenhoehlen, Wien, 1893. The Odoriferous Sense—Bleyer. 153 The picture of the nose before your view below, shows a cut made to layit open through all its length from right to left, or the whole external nosecut off, so that it can be inspected without hindrance into the very inner ofits cavity. The whole nasal cavity is divided into two halves by a perpendicularpartition (nasal septum marked S), extending from rear to the front.The beginning of this partition (nasal septum) is at the entrance of thenose, which is divided by it into two entrances, the right and left nasal fossae(Mi.). The figure shows the very irregular shape of the nasal cavity, theexternal walls of each half forming a multitude of conspicuous projectionsjutting into the cavity. Three principal projections are noticed

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