. Radio-diagnosis of pleuro-pulmonary affection . ny appreciable shadow. TwiceBarj on examined hydatid cysts of the lung previously dis-charged into the bronchi and obtained from them no deci-sive indication. The shadows are much less opaque andhave no more the characteristic spherical form. In this case,fortunately, clinical diagnosis is easy because of the previousvomica and also from the fact that from time to time thesepatients expectorate either pieces of hydatid membraneperfectly recognizable or entire vesicles in which one findshydatids and their hooks. In conclusion, radioscopic and cl
. Radio-diagnosis of pleuro-pulmonary affection . ny appreciable shadow. TwiceBarj on examined hydatid cysts of the lung previously dis-charged into the bronchi and obtained from them no deci-sive indication. The shadows are much less opaque andhave no more the characteristic spherical form. In this case,fortunately, clinical diagnosis is easy because of the previousvomica and also from the fact that from time to time thesepatients expectorate either pieces of hydatid membraneperfectly recognizable or entire vesicles in which one findshydatids and their hooks. In conclusion, radioscopic and clinical examination sup-plement each other in the diagnosis of hydatid cyst of thelung. When the cyst is closed, clinical interpretation ismost difficult, while the radioscopic examination shows acharacteristic spherical shadow which carries conviction. On the contrary, when the cyst is open, there is no longera clear radioscopic picture but only diffuse shadows, whileclinically the expectorated material shows the origin of thepulmonary troubles,.
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