. Radio-diagnosis of pleuro-pulmonary affection . s no rightto deny pneumonia. We have seen that this characteristicpicture is rare, transitory, in adults; that it may be wantingin a very great number of cases. In children even the tri-angle may not be present, as Weill and Mouriquand haveshown, but that is much more rare. To sum up, the triangle, when it exists, has all the valueof a positive sign and one must conclude the existence of apneumonic process. Broncho-Pneumonia.—Broncho-pneumonia appears un-der two different forms: a diffuse, extensive, or pseudo-lobarform; and a form with distinc
. Radio-diagnosis of pleuro-pulmonary affection . s no rightto deny pneumonia. We have seen that this characteristicpicture is rare, transitory, in adults; that it may be wantingin a very great number of cases. In children even the tri-angle may not be present, as Weill and Mouriquand haveshown, but that is much more rare. To sum up, the triangle, when it exists, has all the valueof a positive sign and one must conclude the existence of apneumonic process. Broncho-Pneumonia.—Broncho-pneumonia appears un-der two different forms: a diffuse, extensive, or pseudo-lobarform; and a form with distinct, disseminated foci, or these two cases the radioscopic pictures are quite dif-ferent. Pseudo-lobar form. — Pseudo-lobar broncho-pneumonianever shows an outline as definite as pneumonia. It is ex-ceptional to see it occurring within the exact limits of onelobe. Most often it affects only a more or less importantfraction of the lobe, or spreads from one lobe to another,limiting itself either to the anterior portion, or more often,. Radiograph 24. ACUTE LOBAR PNEUMONIA OF THE RIGHT APEXIN AN ADULT. PNEUMONIC TRIANGLENo. 111. M. T. Female, 7 years old. Pneumonia in right upper lobe of 5 daysduration with typical physical findings.
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