Garrè, Carl, 1857-1928, Barcroft, David M · New York : Wood · leaf 142
especially the interlobar andepidiaphragmatic empyemas, are generally very difficult todiagnose. I have observed severe nephritis with haemorrhage as a com-plication in the case of bronchiectasis. Cellulitis of the chest-wallis relatively rare. The same principles hold good in operating for… … Fig. 51.—X-ray picture (re-touched), two years after extirpation of thtleft lower lobe (Garre). a large part or the whole pulmonary lobe is traversed with bron-chiectatic cavities. Even the combination of pneumotomy with anextensive mobilization of the chest-wall by costal resection onlysufficed in…
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