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(PNEUMOTHORAX-APNEUMATOSIS-PNEUMONIA)

POL N. CORYLLOS, M.D.; GEORGE L. BIRNBAUM, M.D.

Arch Surg. 1929;19(6):1346-1424.

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Introduction

The Chemistry of Respiration

The Capillary Systems of the Lung

Bronchial system of vessels

Pulmonary system of vessels

Pathologic Physiology

Innervation of the Pulmonary Vessels

Circulation in the Atelectatic (Apneumatic) and Collapsed Lung

Circulation in the Pneumonic Lung

Experimental Data

Technic

Injections of iodized oil

Injections of india ink

Protocols

Injections of iodized oil

Atelectasis of the right lung

Atelectasis of the left lung

Pneumonia of the right middle and lower lobes

Pleurilobar pneumonia

Pneumonia of the right lower lobe

Injections of india ink

Atelectasis of the right lung

Lobar pneumonia

Discussion

Comment

Conclusions

INTRODUCTION

Despite an extensive literature on the circulation in the compressed, collapsed or consolidated lung in pneumothorax, massive atelectasis and lobar pneumonia, we have as yet only few definite ideas on this subject. Views which are most varied, if indeed not diametrically opposed, are upheld by different investigators. For the atelectatic lung, opposite theories have . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]

Author Affiliations
Professor of Clinical Surgery, Cornell University Medical College; Assistant in Surgical Research, Cornell University Medical College NEW YORK

From the Department of Surgical Research, Cornell University Medical College.

Footnotes
This work was aided by a fund of Mrs. John L. Given in support of surgical research.

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