Living anatomy and pathology; (1910) (14758234215)

Osteomyelitis, lower jaw; "colored boy, age 12 years"

Identifier: livinganatomypa00rotc (find matches)

Title: Living anatomy and pathology;

Year: 1910 (1910s)

Authors: Rotch, Thomas Morgan

Subjects: Children Diagnosis, Radioscopic

Publisher: Philadelphia London, J. B. Lippincott company

Contributing Library: The Library of Congress

Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

Text Appearing Before Image:

PLATE 92,OSTEOMYELITIS OF LOWER JAW. Colored boy, age 12 years. (Life size.) A. Frontal sinus. B. Ethmoidal cells. C. Floor of the orbit. D. Antrum. E. Sphenoidal sinus. F. Left permanent upper central incisor. G. Left permanent upper lateral incisor.H. Left upper temporary cuspid. 7. Permanent upper cuspid./. First upper bicuspid (misplaced).K. Second upper bicuspid. (Turned one quarter around and pointing backward.)L. First and second upper temporary molars.M. Second upper permanent molar. A tooth, a second lower molar, was found at a secondoperation in the soft tissues of the lower jaw, the sequestrumhaving been removed at the first operation. Plate 92

Text Appearing After Image:

PLATE 93.ANOMALOUS BICUSPIDS—LEFT SIDE OF HEAD. Boy, age 13 years. (Life size.) (Same subject as Plate 94.) A. Frontal sinus. B. Orbit. C. Sphenoidal sinus. D. Antrum. E. First and second upper temporary molars. F. Third permanent upper molar. (The cusps of this tooth are just beginning to show calci-fication). G. Crypt of third lower molar. H. First lower bicuspid (unerupted)./. Second lower bicuspid (unerupted). Plate 93

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