Garrè, Carl, 1857-1928, Barcroft, David M · New York : Wood · leaf 236
gn bodies aregenerally putrid in character (cf. Chapter VI., p. 115, Abscessescaused by the Presence of Foreign Bodies), and very often havethe unfavourable prognosis of chronic abscesses. They are fre-quently multiple and spread over large portions of the lung. Thegangrene may also be combined… … Fig. 93.—Foreign body in the lung. 222 SUEGEEY OF THE LUNG monia and bronchiectasis in the right inferior lobe ; (2) signs whichdenote the formation of an abscess without any cause being ascer-tainable ; (3) in older people, especially when there is a peculiarcondition of somnolence, as in the…
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