Functional stenosis due to bronchial angulation

Bronchial stenosis due to anthracofibrosis.

STUDY OBJECTIVES To define the clinical characteristics of the patients showing bronchoscopic findings of bronchial narrowing or obliteration with black pigmentation on overlying mucosa (we named this finding as "anthracofibrosis"), and to determine the association of anthracofibrosis with tuberculosis. PATIENTS AND METHODS The subjects of this study consisted of 28 patients; 8 men and 20 wom...

Bronchial stenosis and extensive bronchiectasis due to Wegener's granulomatosis.

Stenosis due to duodenal ulceration.

THE lumen of the first part of the duodenum is a comparatively narrow segment of the alimentary canal so that when the surgeon passes his finger along its length at operation he finds that its mucosa hugs him comfortably. Placing an ulcer into this canal and surrounding its crater by scar tissue would, one might think, produce stenosis in a high percentage of cases, yet the somewhat surprising ...

Bronchial asthma due to alpha-methyldopa.

iron-storage disease, malignant disease, and a history of neck surgery or irradiation. Bone biopsy was not performed in either case because of the absence of any biochemical or radiological evidence of osteomalacia. Our first case is the oldest known patient to present with this disorder, the oldest described elsewhere being an 80-year-old man who presented with confusion.4 Little is known abou...

Obstructive Emphysema Due to Bronchial Carcinoma.

are given in the following table, and would seem to lend support to the above thesis:TABLE 3. Fragility of Red Cells before and after Splenectomy. DATE. CHILD. CONTROL. MOTHER. CONTROL. % of saline at which haemolysis commenced. 23.5.34 ... .42 ... .38 25.5.34 ... .6 ... .4 30.5.34 .. ... ..65 ... .4 31.5.34 .. .6 ... .4 20.6.34 ... .6 ... .4 28.6.34 ... .65 ... .45 5.7-34 ... Splenectomy I7.7....