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Surgery of the lung (1913)

Garrè, Carl, 1857-1928, Barcroft, David M · New York : Wood · leaf 153

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n of fresh foci of disease is also removed. This condi-tion will, of course, only continue while the same amount ofpneumothorax is maintained ; as nitrogen is constantly absorbed bythe pleura it must be added to now and then, the pneumothoraxmust be maintained at least several months, often one or… … Fig. 56.—Child, aged 6. Pneumothorax of the right side 1,100 c.c. Dia-phragm very low. The three lobes, of the lung distinguishable, the upper, owing toinfiltration, least retracted. atelectatic, become filled with air again and capable of performingtheir functions—so completely that Forlanini, in…

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