Broncho-dilator nerves1

A Case of Broncho-Moniliasis

Broncho-esophagology; a critical review.

It is difficult to review progress in one branch of medicine without taking into consideration the contributions that have been made in other fields and that applies to progress in bronchoesophagology. One must take into consideration the advances made in the diagnosis of bronchopulmonary diseases in other fields, notably by roentgenology, the influence of the antibiotics and the remarkable pro...

Coronary Dilator Drugs

DR. LLOY1) HEFNER: This conference on coronary vasodilator drugs is best begun by presentation of a patient, a 59-year old white male semi-retired lumber dealer. He was first admitted to the University Hospital oIn September 28, 1955, complaining of chest pain. He had been entirely well until 3 months prior to admission, when after carrying a heavy suitcase about 23 yards, he noted an aching pa...

Diminished Forearm Arteriolar Dilator Capacity

The mechanism of the increased stiffness of peripheral vessels in patients with congestive heart failure (CHF) is unknown. It was considered that an increased sodium (Na+) content of peripheral vessels, shown in experimental CHF, might lead to diminished arteriolar dilator capacity. Thus, Na+ retention was induced in six normal volunteers by the daily oral administration of 0.2 mg of fludrocort...

Bronchoplasty for primary broncho-pulmonary tumors.

BACKGROUND Parenchyma-sparing procedures are widely used in patients with low-grade malignancies of the airway when anatomically suited lesions exist. This study was conducted to evaluate the short-term and the long-term results of bronchoplastic procedures for patients with centrally located primary bronchopulmonary tumors. METHODS Between 2000 and 2009, 36 patients with primary lung tumors ...