1942
DOI: 10.1056/nejm194201292260505
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Traumatic Obstruction of a Main Bronchus

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“…In some of the reported cases attempts at dilatation of the resulting stricture of the bronchus have been made in order to bring about aeration of the collapsed lung, but have met with partial success in two cases only, reported by Piaget in 1939 andLoffler andNager in 1941. In the absence of infection in the collapsed lung, to relieve dyspnoea and to correct chest discomfort and displacement of the mediastinum, artificial pneumothorax has been performed by Clerf (1940), and also by Tyson and Lyle (1942). This treatment brought about relief of symptoms.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In some of the reported cases attempts at dilatation of the resulting stricture of the bronchus have been made in order to bring about aeration of the collapsed lung, but have met with partial success in two cases only, reported by Piaget in 1939 andLoffler andNager in 1941. In the absence of infection in the collapsed lung, to relieve dyspnoea and to correct chest discomfort and displacement of the mediastinum, artificial pneumothorax has been performed by Clerf (1940), and also by Tyson and Lyle (1942). This treatment brought about relief of symptoms.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…To keep each part or sub-system works optimally, a mechanism that determines and sets out the steps and procedures for community empowerment programs is necessary. According to Tyson and Lyle [26], the regulatory mechanism or relevance between one part to another part of a work pattern, regulatory, and relevance of each relation is defined properly.…”
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