. Transactions of the American Climatological and Clinical Fig. i.—Diagram of root of lungs, dorsal view, aorta, esophagus and thoracic ductcut away m part. Drawn from actual dissection of adult male negro, age and cause ofdeath unknown. This diagram shows the usual origins, courses and relations of thebronchial arteries and lymph glands, except that one of the right ymph Xd5 wasgreatly enlarged and dorsally the right bronchial artery? bfwithouapparent compression. The position of the right vagus nerve is aso fndicated —Right bronchial artery. —Left bronchia
. Transactions of the American Climatological and Clinical Fig. i.—Diagram of root of lungs, dorsal view, aorta, esophagus and thoracic ductcut away m part. Drawn from actual dissection of adult male negro, age and cause ofdeath unknown. This diagram shows the usual origins, courses and relations of thebronchial arteries and lymph glands, except that one of the right ymph Xd5 wasgreatly enlarged and dorsally the right bronchial artery? bfwithouapparent compression. The position of the right vagus nerve is aso fndicated —Right bronchial artery. —Left bronchial arteries. —Thoracic duct. 34 W. F. K. PHILLIPS sank in water, and in all appearances resembled pneumoniaof the massive type; and thirdly, because it showed an arterialanomaly—namely, but one left bronchial artery instead oftwo; and a still further anomaly, a branch of this left. Fig. 2.—Diagram of root of lung, dorsal view, drawn from actual dissection ofadult male negro, age and cause of death not known, but both lungs were solidifiedand sank in water, general appearance of double massive pneumonia. Aorta andesophagus partly cut away to show bronchial arteries and lymph glands. The lowestright hand branch of the left bronchial artery is seen crossing to the lymph glands ofthe right bronchus, and where it passes between the two glands of the left bronchus itwas compressed and absolutely occluded by the pressure exerted upon it by thesetwo glands, which were much enlarged and indurated. bronchial artery going to the two lower lobes of the right side(see fig. 4). So far as could be ascertained this branch wasthesole supply for these two lobes. It was not practicable to ACtJTE LOBAR PNEUMONIA AND ANATOMY OF THE LUNGS 34I recognize the right bronchial artery as a branch of the aortaor of an aortic intercostal; it was also not practicable to followout in detail
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