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(Chest. 1960;38:382-390.)
© 1960 American College of Chest Physicians

Aimed Bronchography

D. KASSAY M.D.1; M. ERDELYI M.D.; and R. SCHUSTER M.D.

1 Lankenau Hospital, Philadelphia.

The authors propose a special method of "aimed bronchography" in cases of "dead tree effect." Special tubes inserted into the bronchi aimed through the bronchoscope under fluoroscopic guidance. Surprising and significant results are demonstrated by this method.






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