. Manual of operative surgery. ^—^ Fig. 156.—Authors operation for epithelioma of the chin and jaw. skin. The incision around the tumor is deepened until the bone is reached, butthe mouth should not be penetrated until all bleeding vessels have been caught.By proceeding thus, time is not wasted by the necessity of swabbing blood fromthe pharynx. Step 3.—The flaps A, C and B, D (Fig. 155) are reflected, giving easyaccess to the bone. The horizontal ramus of the lower jaw is divided by achain or finger saw on each side of the tumor. CANCER LOWER LIP 127.
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. Manual of operative surgery. ^—^ Fig. 156.—Authors operation for epithelioma of the chin and jaw. skin. The incision around the tumor is deepened until the bone is reached, butthe mouth should not be penetrated until all bleeding vessels have been caught.By proceeding thus, time is not wasted by the necessity of swabbing blood fromthe pharynx. Step 3.—The flaps A, C and B, D (Fig. 155) are reflected, giving easyaccess to the bone. The horizontal ramus of the lower jaw is divided by achain or finger saw on each side of the tumor. CANCER LOWER LIP 127.