1930
DOI: 10.3109/00016923009132948
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A Further Study of Massive Collapse of the Lung

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“…It may be that the retention of pus gives rise to bronchial dilatation by pressure from the inside (Laennec 30 ). Broncho-stenosis causes atelectasis, leading to a markedly increased negative pleural pressure, and a radial traction is exerted on the bronchial walls (Jacobaeus and Westermark 31 ). If the atelectasis is not cured, induration follows; shrinkage of the connective tissue also causes a radial traction on the bronchial walls.…”
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“…It may be that the retention of pus gives rise to bronchial dilatation by pressure from the inside (Laennec 30 ). Broncho-stenosis causes atelectasis, leading to a markedly increased negative pleural pressure, and a radial traction is exerted on the bronchial walls (Jacobaeus and Westermark 31 ). If the atelectasis is not cured, induration follows; shrinkage of the connective tissue also causes a radial traction on the bronchial walls.…”
Section: Figmentioning
confidence: 99%