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Pneumonolysis
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Pneumonolyses
Division of the tissues attaching the lung to the wall of the chest cavity, to permit collapse of the lung. It was formerly used to treat…
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2004
2004
Thoracic endoscopic T2–T3 sympathectomy in palmar hyperhidrosis: Experience of 112 cases
S. Chou
,
Su-Hsiung Lee
,
E. Kao
Surgery today (Print)
2004
Corpus ID: 30263414
Palmar hyperhidrosis is a troublesome and embarrassing disorder that causes professional, psychological, and social handicaps…
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1997
1997
[Delayed complications after extrapleural pneumonolysis for lung tuberculosis].
A. Stobernack
,
R. Achatzy
,
C. Engelmann
Der Chirurg; Zeitschrift fur alle Gebiete der…
1997
Corpus ID: 29902085
The epidemic spread of tuberculosis after World War II and the deficiency of appropriate antituberculotic drugs led to a…
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Review
1995
Review
1995
Surgical treatment of complications 45 years after extraperiosteal pneumonolysis and plombage using acrylic resin balls for cavitary pulmonary tuberculosis.
G. Thomas
,
B. Chandrasekhar
,
F. Grannis
Chest
1995
Corpus ID: 28968865
An infected axillary sinus tract discharged balls made of an acrylic resin consisting essentially of polymerized methyl…
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1957
1957
Extraperiosteal polystan plombage: three to five years' follow-up.
J. Hansen
,
M. Jergensen
Diseases of the Chest
1957
Corpus ID: 20168878
Abstract Sixty-five cases of pulmonary tuberculosis were selected for extraperiosteal Polystan ® plombage, mainly because they…
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1950
1950
Extrapleural pneumonolysis with lucite ball plombage.
O. Brantigan
,
H. Rigdon
Diseases of the Chest
1950
Corpus ID: 33960802
1) Extrapleural lucite ball plombage has been used 72 times in 64 patients. 2) There have been two deaths, one postoperatively…
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1949
1949
Use of polyethylene in extrapleural pneumonolysis.
W. B. Condon
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F. R. Harper
Archives of Surgery
1949
Corpus ID: 23649808
THE OPERATION of extrapleural pneumonolysis for tuberculosis was apparently first performed by Tuffier in 1891. 1 In its various…
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Review
1949
Review
1949
A modern evaluation of extrapleural pneumonolysis in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis with special reference to methyl methacrylate plombage; review of 26 cases.
H. Walkup
,
J. Murphy
Diseases of the Chest
1949
Corpus ID: 35546117
1) The indications for extrapleural pneumonolysis with lucite plombage are briefly presented and discussed. 2) The operative…
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1949
1949
An evaluation of extrapleural pneumonolysis with lucite plombage; report of 51 cases.
J. Trent
,
J. Moody
The Journal of thoracic surgery
1949
Corpus ID: 2763944
1948
1948
Haemorrhage after Extrapleural Pneumonolysis
W. Cleland
Thorax
1948
Corpus ID: 1478651
Moderate or massive haemorrhage into the extrapleural space within a few days of the performance of an extrapleural pneumonolysis…
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1934
1934
SUPRAPERIOSTEAL AND SUBCOSTAL PNEUMONOLYSIS WITH FILLING OF PECTORAL MUSCLES
J. Alexander
1934
Corpus ID: 72010914
Supraperiosteal and subcostal pneumonolysis with a filling of the pectoral muscles may be defined as the freeing of the…
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