BRONCHOGRAPHY UNDER ETHER

Bronchography with bronchoscopy.

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Bronchography in pulmonary tuberculosis.

For 30 years after the introduction of broncho-graphy by Sicard and Forestier (1922) iodized oil remained the only contrast medium in general use. During this period a large amount of information was published about the radiographic appearance of the bronchi in most varieties of chronic pulmonary disease. The literature dealing with bronchography in pulmonary tuberculosis is scanty by compariso...

Bronchography in children.

A bronchogram of satisfactory standard is a prerequisite of surgery for bronchiectasis. In adults, bronchography is normally performed under local anaesthesia and consistently good results are not difficult to achieve. In children, general anaesthesia is obligatory and the results are more variable. The quality of a bronchogram is determined by the extent of bronchial filling. If the mechanism ...

Bronchography in chronic bronchitis.

Bronchograms were made in eight men, chosen on clinical grounds as representative of three grades of severity in a series of 67 male bronchitis studied prospectively over a period of 10 years, with the object of ascertaining the anatomical condition at the end of this period. In the stationary group the bronchograms showed only a mild mucous reaction, and peripheral filling was generally good. ...

Bronchography with Hytrast.