Garrè, Carl, 1857-1928, Barcroft, David M · New York : Wood · leaf 159
ver, the lung is to a certain extentadherent to the chest wall, especially at the diseased parts. In thesecases, then, the use of pneumothorax to obtain a state of rest is 144 SURGERY OP THE LUNG circumscribed less when the adhesions are in the form of cords,much more in surface adhesions;… … Fig. 60. -Pneumothorax on the right, 1,000 c.c. pressure, 4| mm. mercury, lung(incompletely) retracted, medially.
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