Bronchography with bronchoscopy.

Suitability of and tolerance to Iotrolan 300 in bronchography via the fibreoptic bronchoscope.

The contrast agent Iotrolan 300 has potential advantages for bronchography over previous agents in that it can be injected directly through the bronchoscope and it does not obscure bronchoscopic vision or interfere with further bronchoscopic procedures. It was used for selective bronchography in 20 patients with suspected bronchiectasis. Side effects and change in FEV1 and in arterial oxygen sa...

Laryngo-tracheo-bronchial anesthesia for bronchoscopy and bronchography with pontocaine.

Chronic bronchobronchiolitis obliterans associated with Stevens-Johnson syndrome.

We report a case of bronchobronchiolitis obliterans associated with Stevens-Johnson syndrome diagnosed using bronchography and bronchoscopy in a 25-year-old man with dyspnea. Eighteen months prior to admission, the diagnosis of Stevens-Johnson syndrome due to anticonvulsant therapy was made at another hospital. On admission, the patient was wheezing and had overinflation of the lungs, with mark...

Does bronchography have a role in the assessment of patients with haemoptysis?

The results of bronchography in 96 consecutive patients investigated for haemoptysis at Papworth Hospital from 1975 to 1983 were reviewed. None of the patients included in this study gave a history suggestive of bronchiectasis and neither chest radiography nor fibreoptic bronchoscopy had shown a cause for the bleeding. Bronchography was performed through the fibreoptic bronchoscope and all incl...

Clinical Enzymology

The last section of this work describes the methods of bronchography and bronchoscopy used at the Harriet Lane Home. The emphasis on meticulous care in the performance of the anesthesia for bronchography and bronchoscopy is a welcome addition to this field. Especially important is the emphasis upon careful limitation of the total amount of anesthetic agent to be used in patients. The monograph ...

The combined diagnostic procedure of bronchography and bronchoscopy.

use of a mixture of sulphanilamide and iodized oil, and this was used later by Houghton and Ramsay (1951). Though this mixture largely avoided the difficulty of retention in the alveoli, it was extremely viscous and rather difficult to expel from the syringe. The introduction of propyliodone ("dionosil") has rendered the use of such mixtures unnecessary, since any propyliodone which does reach ...