. Radio-diagnosis of pleuro-pulmonary affection . Radiograph 4BNo. 200. E. B. Male, .37 years old. Chronic pulmonary tuberculosis. Diaphrag-matic adhesions on right—middle of Radiograph 5. SCLEROSIS OF THE INTERLOBEA tuberculous case with advanced pulmonary lesions and tuberculous perito-nitis—ascitic type. Transverse opaque band, slightly oblique from apex to base and from withoutinward, cuts through the center of the right hemithorax in its entire width. Be-sides considerable enlargement of the right hilus shadow, attached to the medianshadow (tuberculosis of hilus) and diffuse shadow
. Radio-diagnosis of pleuro-pulmonary affection . Radiograph 4BNo. 200. E. B. Male, .37 years old. Chronic pulmonary tuberculosis. Diaphrag-matic adhesions on right—middle of Radiograph 5. SCLEROSIS OF THE INTERLOBEA tuberculous case with advanced pulmonary lesions and tuberculous perito-nitis—ascitic type. Transverse opaque band, slightly oblique from apex to base and from withoutinward, cuts through the center of the right hemithorax in its entire width. Be-sides considerable enlargement of the right hilus shadow, attached to the medianshadow (tuberculosis of hilus) and diffuse shadows in both lungs, more markedand more extensive on the right (pulmonary lesions). CIRCUMSCRIBED AND ENCYSTED PLEURISY 43 and rales; now and then moist explosive expiratory the base the vesicular murmur had disappeared; nosounds; no rales; no egophony; no aphonic pectoriloquy. Radioscopic examination showed a diffuse obscurity of thewhole left chest, greatest at the apex and base. Towardsthe apex the obscurity extended to the upper two-thirds ofthe chest; it was dense but not homogeneous, and in thecenter of the opaque zone there was distinguished a small,irregularl
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