Garrè, Carl, 1857-1928, Barcroft, David M · New York : Wood · leaf 218
iking manner. The combina-tion with tubercular processes of thelung is specially noteworthy—a pointwhich, moreover, is likely to obscurethe diagnosis in many cases. Oneappears justified, as Seydel does,in assuming a causal connectionbetween cancer and tuberculosis.Here I will only remind you of… … Fig. 88. — Brouchocarcicoma inthe bronchoscopic picture. (Accord-ing to Guisez.) 1 Heidexhain observed, when making an extensive resection of the lung onaccount of bronchiectasis, in the wall of a bronchiectatic cavity a carcinoma noduleof the size of a small hazel-nut, as a secondary condition.…
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