Garrè, Carl, 1857-1928, Barcroft, David M · New York : Wood · leaf 238
een observed after the aspirationof foreign bodies and may probably be attributed to previousbronchopneumonia. We have already mentioned elsewhere that FOREIGN BODIES IN THE LUNG 223 foreign bodies (beards of corn, carious teeth) may also act as hostof the actinomyces penetrating into the king. It… … Fig. 95.—Brunings bronchoscopic operation (patient seated on a low stool). A child, aged 3, after aspiration of an ear of corn, died ofpulmonary gangrene. In the pus in the immediate vicinity of theear actinomyces were discovered by the aid of the microscope,whereas they were absent from the more…
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