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NERVE VIBRATIONS. 63
In all disorders of the throat, this nerve comes in for treat-
ment, not only because of its connection with the pharynx, but
also in order to produce increased flow of saliva from the parotid
gland.
Fig. 39.
Nervus Lingualis.
In order to find the lingual nerve, we must bend the head a
little to that side on which the nerve which is to be subjected
to treatment is situated, arid the friction is made from within
outwards. This also increases the secretion of saliva from the
submaxillary glands.
If the patient sits with his head erect, and if we make a
friction from behind forwards between the submaxillary gland and
the bone, a sparkling sensation indicates that the siibmaxillary
ganglion has been touched.
Nerve Frictions and Vibrations on the Eyeball itself.
The patient is told to look downwards, and then to close the
eyes. -The tip of the forefinger is placed on the upper part of
the eye, just to the inner side of the vertical diameter of the
eyeball (fig. 40).
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