252. Dentigerous Cyst of Mandible containing Rudimentary Tooth 517
253. Osseous Shell of Myeloma of Mandible 518
255. Four-Tailed Bandage applied for Fracture of Mandible 522
256. Defective Development of Mandible from Fixation of Jaw 526 due to Tuberculous Osteomyelitis in Infancy
258. Papillomatous Angioma of Left Side of Tongue in a Woman 538
259. Dermoid Cyst in Middle Line of Neck 539
260. Temporary Unilateral Paralysis of Tongue 541
264. Mixed Tumour of the Parotid of over twenty years' 551 duration
265. Acute Mastoid Disease showing Œdema and Projection of 565 Auricle
267. The Outer Wall of Left Nasal Chamber after removal of 571 the Middle Turbinated Body
268. Congenital Branchial Cyst in a Woman 584
272. Congenital Wry-Neck seen from behind to show Scoliosis 590
273. Recovery from Suicidal Cut-Throat after Low Tracheotomy 596 and Gastrostomy
278. Larynx and Trachea surrounded by Goitre 607
279. Section of Goitre shown in Fig. 278 to illustrate 607 Compression of Trachea
280. Multiple Adenomata of Thyreoid in a Woman 611
283. Radiogram of Safety-Pin impacted in the Gullet and 620 Perforating the Larynx
285. Radiogram, after swallowing an Opaque Meal, in a Man 626 suffering from Malignant Stricture of Lower End of Gullet
286. Diverticulum of the Œsophagus at its Junction with the 627 Pharynx
287. Larynx from case of Sudden Death due to Œdema of 637 Ary-Epiglottic Folds
Contusions--Wounds--FRACTURES: _Pathological_; _Traumatic_; _Varieties_--Simple fractures--Compound fractures--Repair of fractures--Interference with repair--Gun-shot fractures--SEPARATION OF EPIPHYSES.
The injuries to which a bone is liable are Contusions, Open Wounds, and Fractures.
#Contusions of Bone# are almost of necessity associated with a similar injury of the overlying soft parts. The mildest degree consists in a bruising of the periosteum, which is raised from the bone by an effusion of blood, constituting a _hæmatoma of the periosteum_. This may be absorbed, or it may give place to a persistent thickening of the bone--_traumatic node_.
#Open Wounds of Bone# of the incised and contused varieties are usually produced by sabres, axes, butcher's knives, scythes, or circular saws. Punctured wounds are caused by bayonets, arrows, or other pointed instruments. They are all equivalent to compound, incomplete fractures.