Garrè, Carl, 1857-1928, Barcroft, David M · New York : Wood · leaf 164
frequently occasion to increase pneumothorax byrepeated secondary puncture than to decrease it by suction, becausethe displacement of the organs has proved too extensive. (6) As mentioned (p. 140), after the production of pneumo-thorax, not only does the resorption of the toxins from the… … Fig. 64.—Pneumothorax on the left withabout ten secondary injections in five months ;then a pleural exudation is formed, accom-panied by fever, in two tiers one below the 150 SUKGERY OF THE LUNG foci are older, more torpid, less extensive, this occurrence may evenfavour their retrogressive…
Lungs · Tuberculosis · Scientific apparatus and instruments · Lung
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