. Radio-diagnosis of pleuro-pulmonary affection . 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 Radiograph 25. TOTAL DIFFUSE PNEUMONIA OF THE RIGHT LUNGIN AN ADULT WITH PREDOMINANCE TOWARD THE BASE. DIS-PLACEMENT OF THE HEART AND MEDIASTINUM Diffuse and total obscurity of the entire right lung, more marked in the lowertwo-thirds. The preservation of the convex contour of the diaphragm and of thedeep indentation of the costodiaphragmatic sin
. Radio-diagnosis of pleuro-pulmonary affection . 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 Radiograph 25. TOTAL DIFFUSE PNEUMONIA OF THE RIGHT LUNGIN AN ADULT WITH PREDOMINANCE TOWARD THE BASE. DIS-PLACEMENT OF THE HEART AND MEDIASTINUM Diffuse and total obscurity of the entire right lung, more marked in the lowertwo-thirds. The preservation of the convex contour of the diaphragm and of thedeep indentation of the costodiaphragmatic sinus shows that there is no effusionin the pleura. Nevertheless one sees some displacement to the left of the heartand of the mediastinum on account of the extent of the pneumonic process and theincrease in volume of the right lung which results from it. ACUTE INFECTIOUS PULMONARY PROCESSES 107 to the posterior portion of the luri^. Evidently such alocalization cannot give shadows as distinct and with con-tours as definite as those of pneumonia. Bronciio-pncunionianever gives the picture of the pneumonic triangle; but showsonly diffuse shadows, obscure, poorly defined, and oftenscarcely apparent. The clinical and radiological symptomstaken toget
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