The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 360
Pancoast's Plastic Operations, 356 [Oct. and fastened with a hare-lip suture to the raw apex of the nose, as seen in the cut (Fig. 13.) An obliquely ascending incision, about f^g^ths of an inch long was made in (Fig. 13.) the lip on either side of the root of the … to support the new column. 14/^. The two upper pins were removed. \^th. The last pin was withdrawn, and union was found everywhere complete by first intention. IKth. She indulged in a fit of laughter; some giving way was felt in the upper part of the lip, attended with a little discharge of blood.…
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