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BRONCHOGRAPHY: INTRODUCTION OF IODIZED OIL INTO THE TRACHEOBRONCHIAL TREE BY THE “PASSIVE” METHOD
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 1928A. Ochsner, W. Nesbit
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Clinical Radiology, 1967
The authors report a clinical trial of bronchography in 200 patients using a new contrast medium—Hytrast. Hytrast provides excellent quality bronchograms with a fine dense coating of the bronchial walls and no ‘alveolar filling'. Post-bronchographic pyrexia occurred in about half of the patients examined with Hytrast (and also with Dionosil) but there
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The authors report a clinical trial of bronchography in 200 patients using a new contrast medium—Hytrast. Hytrast provides excellent quality bronchograms with a fine dense coating of the bronchial walls and no ‘alveolar filling'. Post-bronchographic pyrexia occurred in about half of the patients examined with Hytrast (and also with Dionosil) but there
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Radiology, 1948
Atomization of the opaque medium for bronchography can be accomplished by placing the tip of the atomizer at the larynx behind the epiglottis, in the trachea below the vocal cords, or at the main bronchus. Technic: We anesthetize the base of the tongue, pharynx, larynx, and trachea by a 1 per cent solution of pantocaine, vaporized, with the patient in ...
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Atomization of the opaque medium for bronchography can be accomplished by placing the tip of the atomizer at the larynx behind the epiglottis, in the trachea below the vocal cords, or at the main bronchus. Technic: We anesthetize the base of the tongue, pharynx, larynx, and trachea by a 1 per cent solution of pantocaine, vaporized, with the patient in ...
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British Journal of Tuberculosis and Diseases of the Chest, 1954
Summary A technique of bronchography performed through the bronchoscope, designed to fill any or all the segments of one or both lungs at the same time, is described. Its advantages and disadvantages are discussed, together with the merits and demerits of various opaque media.
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Summary A technique of bronchography performed through the bronchoscope, designed to fill any or all the segments of one or both lungs at the same time, is described. Its advantages and disadvantages are discussed, together with the merits and demerits of various opaque media.
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