Edinburgh Medical Journal, Volume 60Y. J. Pentland, 1953 - Medicine |
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Page 79
... Bronchial tuberculosis often affects the mucous glands , which it is claimed favours the implantation theory , but these structures are in intimate contact with the lymphatic channels , so lymphatic spread is just as likely as a cause ...
... Bronchial tuberculosis often affects the mucous glands , which it is claimed favours the implantation theory , but these structures are in intimate contact with the lymphatic channels , so lymphatic spread is just as likely as a cause ...
Page 84
... bronchial spread to its hazards . In addition , it is reasonable to assume that permanent bronchiectasis is much more likely when the narrowing of the ostium is due to an abnormality in the bronchial wall than merely by extrinsic ...
... bronchial spread to its hazards . In addition , it is reasonable to assume that permanent bronchiectasis is much more likely when the narrowing of the ostium is due to an abnormality in the bronchial wall than merely by extrinsic ...
Page 91
... bronchial occlusion played an important part in many cases of this type . Although fibrosis with anatomical distortion was often present this was by no means a prominent factor in many cases , and although a factor is unlikely to be the ...
... bronchial occlusion played an important part in many cases of this type . Although fibrosis with anatomical distortion was often present this was by no means a prominent factor in many cases , and although a factor is unlikely to be the ...
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