 | John Harrison Curtis - 1829 - 260 pages
...openings of the duct at the posterior opening of the wares or nasal fossi, towards the arch of the palate. The pipes of the syringe are made small, of silver,...resemble small catheters; they are mounted with a sheep's ureter, the other end of which is fixed to an ivory pipe, which is fitted to a syringe, whereby... | |
 | Medicine, Eclectic - 1837 - 474 pages
...Transactions looks very much like a suggestion of the principle: "The pipes of the syringe," says Cleland, "are made small, of silver, to admit of bending them...resemble small catheters: they are mounted with a sheep's ureter, the other end of which is fixed to an ivory pipe, which is fitted to a syringe, whereby... | |
 | John Bell - 1837 - 464 pages
...like a suggestion of the principle : "The pipes of the syringe," says Cleland, "are made small, jof silver, to admit of bending them as occasion offers,...resemble small catheters : they are mounted with a sheep's ureter, the other end of which is fixed to an ivory pipe, which is fitted to a syringe, whereby... | |
 | James Yearsley - 1847 - 244 pages
...posterior opening of the nares towards the arch of the palate. The pipes of the syringe are made small and of silver to admit of bending them as occasion offers,...part resemble small catheters. They are mounted with sheep's ureter, the other end of which is fixed to an ivory pipe, which is fitted to a syringe, whereby... | |
 | James Yearsley - 1857 - 252 pages
...posterior opening of the nares towards the arch of the palate. The pipes of the syringe are made small, and of silver, to admit of bending them as occasion offers, and for the most part resembling small catheters. They are mounted with sheep's ureter, the other end of which is fixed to... | |
 | Adam Politzer - 1907 - 566 pages
...the oval opening of the Duct at the posterior opening of the Nares, towards the Arch of the Palate. The Pipes of the Syringe are made small, of Silver, to admit of bending them, äs occttsion oiferg; and for the most part remsemble small Catheters: they are mounted with a, Sheep's... | |
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The pipes of the syringe are made small, of silver, to admit of bending them as occasion offers, and for the most part resemble small catheters; they are mounted with a sheep's ureter, the other end of which is fixed to an ivory pipe, which is fitted... 