Four patients are described in whom unilateral pulmonary œdema developed when a large
collection of either air or fluid was removed from the pleural cavity. One patient died as a …

Malignant tumours commonly metastasize to the lungs. When they do, the secondary
deposits are usually in the form of discrete nodules which have no particular relationship to …

Lymph nodes are normally found in man in the mediastinum and around the main bronchi at
the hilum of the lung. A few such nodes, which have confusingly been called intrapulmonary …

The visible peripheral lymphatics of 35 lungs, which had been inflated with formalin vapour,
were injected with a radiopaque medium. Radiographs were then taken in several …

Dyspeptic symptoms, gastrointestinal bleeding, or the development of anaemia without
dyspepsia in patients treated with indomethacin may be manifestations of peptic ulceration …

Characteristic bronchographic abnormalities, especially at the periphery of the bronchial
tree, occur in chronic bronchitis at a stage of the disease before it causes dyspnoea. These …

Two cases are described in which there was a pulmonary reaction associated with
medication with nitrofurantoin. Chest radiographs in both patients showed septal lines and …

From time to time radiologists see pulmonary shadows in chest radiographs, the exact
nature of which is uncertain. When material from such cases becomes available for …

Principles of X-Ray Diagnosis covers the system of observation and deductions of a
radiologist taken from radiographs. This book is composed of 12 chapters that discuss the …

WF WHITE The lymphatics and lymph nodes draining many parts of the body may now be
demonstrated by lymphography. Visualization of the lymphatics is achieved by the …