Garrè, Carl, 1857-1928, Barcroft, David M · New York : Wood · leaf 191
twall is chosen for the puncture, as long as the neighbourhood ofthe heart is avoided. A place will naturally be selected wherephysical examination has led us to expect that there are noadhesions. Here we are greatly assisted by the use of the X-rays. Withtheir help a site will be chosen where the… … Fig. 76.—Denekes puncture needle. breath sound) then we have found a suitable place for the puncture.Then the patient will be placed in such a position that this placebecomes the highest point of the thorax. The object of this isthat the first air vesicle produced in the opening in the thorax…
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