Peroral endoscopy and laryngeal surgery . wollenmucosa. The bronchoscopist, looking through the bronchoscope, E, consideringhimself lucky to have found the point of the tack, seizes it and starts to withdrawit, making traction as shown by the dart in drawing B. The head of the tackcatches below a chondrial ring and rips in, tearing its way through the bronchialwall (D) causing death liy mediastinal emphysema. This accident is still morelikely to occur if, as often happens, the tack-head is lodged in the orifice of theupper lobe bronchus, F. But if the bronchoscopist swings the patients head fa
Peroral endoscopy and laryngeal surgery . wollenmucosa. The bronchoscopist, looking through the bronchoscope, E, consideringhimself lucky to have found the point of the tack, seizes it and starts to withdrawit, making traction as shown by the dart in drawing B. The head of the tackcatches below a chondrial ring and rips in, tearing its way through the bronchialwall (D) causing death liy mediastinal emphysema. This accident is still morelikely to occur if, as often happens, the tack-head is lodged in the orifice of theupper lobe bronchus, F. But if the bronchoscopist swings the patients head farto the opposite side and makes axis-traction, as shown at C, the head of the tackcan be drawn through the swollen mucosa without anchoring itself in a necessary, in addition, the lip of the bronchoscope can be used to repress theangle, K, and the swollen mucosa, H. If the swollen mucosa, H, has been replacedby fibrous tissue from many months sojourn of the tack, the stenosis may requiredilatation with the divulsor, Fig.
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