Garrè, Carl, 1857-1928, Barcroft, David M · New York : Wood · leaf 80
urbances of the breathing. At the same time the lung can bemore easily examined when slightly retracted. In intercostal incisions broad, blunt tenaculi, or rib retractors,are inserted, and the ribs are pressed as far apart as possible, soas to obtain a sufficient survey of the field of operation—at… … Fig. 36.—Fixation of the lung and investigation thereof (Picot) lung, the best and most rapid investigation as to the localizationof the morbid changes is possible. In this way the lung can easilybe examined, and the focus of disease sought out in the thoracic•cavity itself, or at the costal…
Lungs · Tuberculosis · Scientific apparatus and instruments · Lung
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