Recurrent Hilus Infiltration

Wessler, H.

doi:10.1001/archpedi.1916.04110090023003

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“…The onset in this type of pulmonary tuberculosis is more or less gradual and there may be no lung signs until after the disease has lasted for some time. 4. Irregular fever, sweating, expiratory obstruction, diminished breathing, with impaired resonance, a positive von Pirquet and a char¬ acteristic roentgen-ray picture, are among the earlier manifestations.…”

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Chronic Tuberculous Hilus Pneumonia in Children

Greenberg¹

1921

Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med

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No disease has received more attention in the literature than tuberculosis, especially pulmonary tuberculosis, yet the subject is by no means exhausted. There is a type of pulmonary tuberculosis infrequently met with in children which is often overlooked, unless constantly kept in mind. The most frequent form of tuberculosis in children, aside from tuberculous meningitis and miliary tuberculosis, is tuberculous pneumonia, either of the lobar pneumonic or bronchopneumonic type. Chronic tuberculosis as met with in adults is almost unknown in infants and children under 2 years of age. With the aid of the

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