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(Chest. 1962;41:41-45.)
© 1962 American College of Chest Physicians

A Re-evaluation of Bronchiectasis Using Fume Fixation

1. The Broncho-alveolar Structures: A Preliminary Study

William Hentel M.D.1; A. N. Longfield M.D.2; and J. Gordon M.D., F.C.C.P.3

1 Chief, Laboratory Service, Veterans Administration Hospital
2 Chief, Pulmonary Disease Service, Veterans Administration Hospital
3 Consultant, Thoracic Surgery, Veterans Administration Hospital

Introduction of fume fixation-inflation of lung specimens has brought renewed interest in the study of bronchiectasis. The three dimensional studies provide further insight into hitherto unseen facets of pulmonary histopathology. Our observations indicate two separate forms of bronchiectasis.. These are distinguishable in the gross as well as in the three dimensional studies of the histologic sections.






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