A text-book of diseases of the nose and throat (1904)
Kyle, David Braden, 1863-1916 · Philadelphia ; New York ; London : W.B. Saunders · leaf 45
Fig. 15.—Bivalve nasal speculum. holder shown in Fig. 17. The attachment for removal of thecotton from the probe is especially advantageous. The selection of instruments is largely a matter of usage, theoperator becoming accustomed to that instrument which in hisjudgment seems to be the best. There… … Fig. 16.—Gleasons nasal speculum. Fig. 17.—Cotton-reservoir and waste-box. ward (Fig. 18), as the floor of the nose tips inward, backward,and downward. Second, for the examination of the middleturbinated body the patients head should be held in the naturalposition (Fig. 19). Third, for the…
