. Radio-diagnosis of pleuro-pulmonary affection . Radiograph A. TRAUMATIC ENCYSTED HEMOTHORAX IN A CASEOF OLD PLEURISY The bullet, after passing through the thorax, lodged in the wall. Pleurotomy,complete recovery, thorax became entirely clear from apex to Radiograph B. PIECE OF SHRAPNEL IN THE RIGHT LUNGLong splinter of shell in the posterior wall. Right pleurisy. CLINICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL STUDY 163 having been established, it is indispensable to use this sameradioscopic examination for information as to the generalposition: whether the projectile is intra-thoracic, in thelung or in th
. Radio-diagnosis of pleuro-pulmonary affection . Radiograph A. TRAUMATIC ENCYSTED HEMOTHORAX IN A CASEOF OLD PLEURISY The bullet, after passing through the thorax, lodged in the wall. Pleurotomy,complete recovery, thorax became entirely clear from apex to Radiograph B. PIECE OF SHRAPNEL IN THE RIGHT LUNGLong splinter of shell in the posterior wall. Right pleurisy. CLINICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL STUDY 163 having been established, it is indispensable to use this sameradioscopic examination for information as to the generalposition: whether the projectile is intra-thoracic, in thelung or in the pleura; or only in the wall. Radioscopic examination sometimes suffices; if not, thefindings should be supplemented by exact is especially difficult when projectiles are at a tangent orat the extreme base. For projectiles at a tangent it oughtto be determined whether the projectile is found withinor without the costal grill by a series of oblique examina-tions with normal rays, used as near as possible. For projectiles at the extreme base, situated in the cul-de-sac, it is sometimes difficult to establish their location,whether above or below the diaphragm. Examinationswith forced inspiration and expiration are the most useful,but are no
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