. Radio-diagnosis of pleuro-pulmonary affection . Radiograph AIntra-piilmonary rifle bullet without appreciable Radiograph BDisplacement in inspiration and expiration of an intra-pulmonary polygonalpiece of shell and a triangular indicator on the anterior wall. CLINICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL STUDY 167 In fact, limited adhesions, which are most common, donot immobilize the lung; it continues to be moved, pulledby the wall to which it is attached. Displacement will bemore limited if the adhesions are posterior, but its extentwill still be considerable if the adhesions are anterior. Inreali
. Radio-diagnosis of pleuro-pulmonary affection . Radiograph AIntra-piilmonary rifle bullet without appreciable Radiograph BDisplacement in inspiration and expiration of an intra-pulmonary polygonalpiece of shell and a triangular indicator on the anterior wall. CLINICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL STUDY 167 In fact, limited adhesions, which are most common, donot immobilize the lung; it continues to be moved, pulledby the wall to which it is attached. Displacement will bemore limited if the adhesions are posterior, but its extentwill still be considerable if the adhesions are anterior. Inreality, displacement of the wall is very extensive duringinspiration and expiration. It is easily demonstrated bymaking a double instantaneous exposure on the same platein these two extreme positions. The angle of displacementdescribed by the ribs continues to enlarge more and more,from the fixed dorsal part to the mobile sternal ever, except in pleurisy, would immobilizationoccur and there but seldom, and even in total symphysisabsolute immobilization does not exist. Two practicalconclusions may be draw
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