Faucial and Labial Diphtheria

Labial reconstruction with a cross-labial flap.

Overzealous resection of the labia minorum is a significant complication of labioplasty. Knowledge and understanding of reconstructive plastic surgical principles are required to manage such challenging complications. We report a case of iatrogenic labial asymmetry that was reconstructed with a cross-labial flap.

New Growth of Tonsil and Faucial Pillars.—h. Clayton Fox.—

duced. Mr. Walsham, he remembered, used ordinary rubber drainagetubes passed through the nose after septum operations. The tubes were perforated. The perforating was an advantage. Sir WILLIAM MILLIGAN agreed that they were excellent tubes, but it raised the question whether tubes were desirable at all. Mr. W. STUAET-LOW thought this question would make an excellent subject for a set discussion....

Diphtheria

Gentlemen,?I have occasionally heard a man, about to read a paper upon some subject, commence by expressing his sense of his unfitness for the task he has undertaken. I have, I must confess, looked upon this appeal, ad misericordiam, with much suspicion, believing the writer, did he not in his own heart believe himself particularly well-fitted for the work, would not have undertaken it. To-day,...

Labial adhesion - diagnostics and treatment.

BACKGROUND Labial adhesion is relatively common, but the condition is little known among doctors and parents. The article assesses treatment in the specialist health service. MATERIAL AND METHOD The treatment and course are assessed in 105 girls in the age group 0 – 15 years who were referred to St. Olavs Hospital in the period 2004 – 14. RESULTS The majority of the girls (n = 63) were trea...

Diphtheria