Peroral endoscopy and laryngeal surgery . f k. Fui. .^87!).—Kadiiii^rapiis slio\» iiii; a dental roul-caiial liruach in a small pos-terior branch of a larger posterior branch of the inferior-lobe bronchus of a manof ^g years. The foreign body is seen just above the dome of the diaphragm inthe anteroposterior radiograph, though really in the part of the lung down back otthe dome as shown in the lateral radiograph. Removed through the mouth bybronchoscopy under local anesthesia. This is the lowest position from which aforeign body has ever been removed by brimchoscopy. The full length of a 40 cm
Peroral endoscopy and laryngeal surgery . f k. Fui. .^87!).—Kadiiii^rapiis slio\» iiii; a dental roul-caiial liruach in a small pos-terior branch of a larger posterior branch of the inferior-lobe bronchus of a manof ^g years. The foreign body is seen just above the dome of the diaphragm inthe anteroposterior radiograph, though really in the part of the lung down back otthe dome as shown in the lateral radiograph. Removed through the mouth bybronchoscopy under local anesthesia. This is the lowest position from which aforeign body has ever been removed by brimchoscopy. The full length of a 40 was barely sufficient to reach it (.Authors case.) CHAPTER XXII. Benign Growths in the Larynx. The general subject is covered so thoroughly in books upon thelarynx that extensive consideration here would be out of place. Onlysome phases of the subject which ha\e a particular bearing <in endoscopicsurgery will be considered. The endoscopic appearances are similar tothose by the indirect method except as modified bv the poin
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