Fibroid diseases of the lungCharles Griffin, 1894 - 199 pages |
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acute albu albuminuria alveoli apex appearance attack bacilli base become breath sounds bronchi bronchial breathing bronchial tubes bronchiectasis bronchitis broncho-pneumonia bronchophony bruit caseous catarrh cause cavities cells cheesy chest chronic pneumonia cirrhosis clinical clubbed condition congestion considerable contraction cough crepitations diarrhoea dilated displacement dulness duration dyspnoea emaciation emphysema evidence examination EXETER STREET expectoration fibroid change fibroid lung fibroid material Fibroid Phthisis fibroid process fibroid tissue fibrosis fibrous granular Grisolle hæmo hæmoptysis Handsome Cloth heart hypertrophy Illustrations impaired induration interlobular tissue interstitial left lung left side less liver London Hospital measles Medical Journal membrane mucous nipple normal observed occur organ pathological patient phthisis physical signs pleura pleurisy pneumonia present ptysis pure fibroid disease râles rhonchi right lung right side scapula seen signs and symptoms slight sometimes STRAND sweating thickened tion tubercle tubercle bacilli tubercular tuberculo-fibroid disease tuberculosis ulceration Urine walls whilst white spots whooping
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