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Surgery of the lung (1913)

Garrè, Carl, 1857-1928, Barcroft, David M · New York : Wood · leaf 220

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acter. One often findsan obliteration of the pleural cavity. By the exploratory punctureof the exudation of the suspected pulmonary focus many minuteparticles of tissue, or the so-called granular cells, have often madethe diagnosis certain. As relatively frequent complications may be mentioned… … Pig. 89.—Carcinoma starting from the hilum of the lung. (According to P. Krause.) mediastinal tumours, here also a pronounced eosinophilia of theblood is observed (Kappis). Metastases appear relatively early ;the disease may last from a few months up to two and a half years.In recent times…

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