. Hospital Bulletin . Fig, I.—First resting place of pin. Pig. III.—View of pin iu terminal bronchus. Fig. II.—Second resting place of pin. Fig. IV.—View of pin takes from side. THE HOSPITAL BULLETIN 39 what was hoped would be the final operation thepin lay between the eighth and tenth interspaceson the left side near the midline, with the pin be-hind. It had thus turned 90 degrees in passingfrom the main to the terminal bronchus. At thelast operation just enough chloroform was admin-istered through the tracheotomy wound to keepthe patient reasonably quiet. Jacksons 5 was passe
. Hospital Bulletin . Fig, I.—First resting place of pin. Pig. III.—View of pin iu terminal bronchus. Fig. II.—Second resting place of pin. Fig. IV.—View of pin takes from side. THE HOSPITAL BULLETIN 39 what was hoped would be the final operation thepin lay between the eighth and tenth interspaceson the left side near the midline, with the pin be-hind. It had thus turned 90 degrees in passingfrom the main to the terminal bronchus. At thelast operation just enough chloroform was admin-istered through the tracheotomy wound to keepthe patient reasonably quiet. Jacksons 5 was passed through the wound andpushed rapidly down into the left bronchus untilthe terminal bronchi were seen. At first the pin didnot come into view. Careful examination re-vealed a closed terminal bronchus near the mid-line, caused by swelling of the mucous membrane.\ttention was directed to this bronchus. A sud-den cough opened it up and revealed the clasp ofthe pin. Jacksons forceps were passed throughthe tube, the bronchus carefully dilated, the pinseized, and pin, forceps and tube withdrawn. Th
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