Garrè, Carl, 1857-1928, Barcroft, David M · New York : Wood · leaf 235
rily solve thedifficulty. It is clear that in this way at least all metal foreignbodies due to aspiration, which are in the trachea or bronchus,can be demonstrated; more important than the demonstrationof the foreign body is the determination of its shape, size andposition, as well as its… … Fig. 92.—Pin in a bronchus. (According to Gottstein.) If the so-called stereo-tubes are also used, we can, with the helpof the Kontgen gauge of depth, read on a scale both the depthand also the lateral vertical distance of the body to be determined. As regards non-metallic foreign bodies, the bone…
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