Peroral endoscopy and laryngeal surgery . C 1) Fig. 409.—Endoscopic views of the bronchi in pneumothorax in a girl of nine-teen years. A, left main bronchus. B, same just above the giving off of theupper lobe bronchus. C, inferior lobe (stem) bronchus. D, orifices of inferiorlobe branch bronchi. Fncitmothorax. The author has had three opportunities of exam-ining the bronchi in jineumothorax. The endoscopic images in one caseare represented by the autiiors drawings reproduced in Fig. 40!). Theauthor can easily understand how such lumina might be produced withthe excejjtion of C (Fig. , whic
Peroral endoscopy and laryngeal surgery . C 1) Fig. 409.—Endoscopic views of the bronchi in pneumothorax in a girl of nine-teen years. A, left main bronchus. B, same just above the giving off of theupper lobe bronchus. C, inferior lobe (stem) bronchus. D, orifices of inferiorlobe branch bronchi. Fncitmothorax. The author has had three opportunities of exam-ining the bronchi in jineumothorax. The endoscopic images in one caseare represented by the autiiors drawings reproduced in Fig. 40!). Theauthor can easily understand how such lumina might be produced withthe excejjtion of C (Fig. , which .seems to him unexi)lainable, unlessit was due to absence of cartilage at that point. In the second case a simi-lar concentric diminution of lumen was noted in another location, name-ly the right inferior lobe bronchus. In the third case no such lumen couldbe found. 488 BKOXCHOSCOPY ]X DISKASKS 01^ TRACIIKA AND BRONCHI. The mucosa in all was dark pink, but not cyanotic, in color. Therings did not show. The main bronchus was collapsed
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