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New England Journal of Medicine, 1955 A TELECTASIS with chronic pneumonitis involving the right middle lobe has received considerable attention since this phenomenon was classified as a clinicopathological entity called "middle-lobe syndrome" by Graham, Burford and Mayer1 in 1948. These investigators presented a group of 12 cases of presumably nontuberculous atelectasis and chronic ...
G E, Lindskog, H C, Spear
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Archives of Surgery, 1950 CHRONIC nonspecific pneumonitis with atelectasis occurring in the middle lobe of the right lung has recently been classified as a clinical entity and been called "middle lobe syndrome." Graham, Burford and Mayer 1 and also Paulson and Shaw 2 have called attention to the lesion.
F R, HARPER, W B, CONDON, W H, WIERMAN
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The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 1983 A review of the major literature dealing with the middle lobe syndrome shows that benign inflammatory disease is the most common etiological factor (62%), with bronchiectasis responsible for at least a quarter of the patients in these series. Early workers indicated that carcinoma rarely originates in the right middle lobe; however, 22% of patients ...
R B, Wagner, M R, Johnston
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Middle lobe syndrome in children today
Paediatric Respiratory Reviews, 2014 Middle lobe syndrome in children is a distinct clinical and radiographic entity that has been well described in the pediatric literature. However, issues regarding its etiology, clinical presentation, and management continue to puzzle the clinical ...
Vittorio Romagnoli +2 more
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Middle lobe syndrome: a nationwide study on clinicopathological features and surgical treatment
Clinical Respiratory Journal, 2009 To access publisher full text version of this article. Please click on the hyperlink in Additional Links fieldIntroduction: Middle lobe syndrome (MLS) is a relatively uncommon lung disease that is characterized by damage to the middle lobe and often ...
Jon Thorkell Einarsson +2 more
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The Role of Timely Intervention in Middle Lobe Syndrome in Children
Chest, 2005 Study objectives: Middle lobe syndrome (MLS) in children is characterized by a spectrum of clinical and radiographic presentations, from persistent or recurrent atelectasis to pneumonitis and bronchiectasis of the right middle lobe (RML) and/or lingula ...
Kostas N Priftis, George Vaos
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During the course of 14 years 249 patients with middle lobe syndrome have been examined. Both sexes participated at the same ratio. In the cause of origin, however, there was a conspicuous difference.Carcinoma was proved in 53 out of 125 males, whereas in females it appeared only 4 times with the same frequency ratio as adenoma in males.
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During the course of 14 years 249 patients with middle lobe syndrome have been examined. Both sexes participated at the same ratio. In the cause of origin, however, there was a conspicuous difference.Carcinoma was proved in 53 out of 125 males, whereas in females it appeared only 4 times with the same frequency ratio as adenoma in males.
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Bilateral Middle Lobe Syndrome
Diseases of the Chest, 1958SUMMARY 1. The term “bilateral middle lobe syndrome” has been used to describe concomitant chronic obstructive pneumonitis of the right middle lobe and its homolog, the lingula. 2. Two cases are presented, which are the first reported to have bilateral resections for this condition.
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