Morton, Edward Reginald, 1867- · New York : E.B. Treat & Co. · leaf 188
t wall remainsclear. Also we have to remember that fluid widens theintercostal spaces, while pulmonary disease tends tonarrow them, giving the characteristic roof tileappearance. Emphysema gives an appearance of greater bright-ness than normal in the affected area, which brightness isnot increased… … AN APPROXIMATELY NORMAL FEMALE ADULT CHEST. Taken on deep inspiration, thus bringing the heart more into the central line. The slightmarkings through the lungs are such as are always found in adult town-dwellers. PROPERTY OFVICTOR X-RAY CORPORATION PLATE III.
