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PHILADELPHIA PEDIATRIC SOCIETY

PHILADELPHIA PEDIATRIC SOCIETY 21 in 8 solid and in 5 both were scattered areas in the areas were coalescent, areas in scattered and coalescent That lobar does occur appeared. pneumonia 4 and 8 is shown the of the four in this series, 2, 3, early infancy by age patients months and the mixed cases in which the were 10 and 18 months, by patients 3JA, of age. slides were shown to illustrate the of and microscopic lesions.) (Five type gross the The cut surface of the of lobar and illustrates specimens pneumonia explains term well. The shows less even "hepatization" bronchopneumonia consolidation, a less smooth unless the consolidation is extensive and confluent, appearance, and, as cases Both these do not sink in water those in the lobar do. specimens always involve of one lobe or the of several lobes. types may only part greater part the slides illustrate the involvement of the bronchial and Microscopically, alveolar walls in and the absence of such infiltra¬ bronchopneumonia inflammatory tion in lobar lesion. This difference the resolution and more the explains delayed course of and the reason for the of prolonged bronchopneumonia development bronchiectasis in these cases. In lobular the consolidated areas are of the http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png American journal of diseases of children American Medical Association

PHILADELPHIA PEDIATRIC SOCIETY

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American Medical Association
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Copyright © 1931 American Medical Association. All Rights Reserved. Applicable FARS/DFARS Restrictions Apply to Government Use.
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0096-8994
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1538-3628
DOI
10.1001/archpedi.1931.01940090249018
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Abstract

21 in 8 solid and in 5 both were scattered areas in the areas were coalescent, areas in scattered and coalescent That lobar does occur appeared. pneumonia 4 and 8 is shown the of the four in this series, 2, 3, early infancy by age patients months and the mixed cases in which the were 10 and 18 months, by patients 3JA, of age. slides were shown to illustrate the of and microscopic lesions.) (Five type gross the The cut surface of the of lobar and illustrates specimens pneumonia explains term well. The shows less even "hepatization" bronchopneumonia consolidation, a less smooth unless the consolidation is extensive and confluent, appearance, and, as cases Both these do not sink in water those in the lobar do. specimens always involve of one lobe or the of several lobes. types may only part greater part the slides illustrate the involvement of the bronchial and Microscopically, alveolar walls in and the absence of such infiltra¬ bronchopneumonia inflammatory tion in lobar lesion. This difference the resolution and more the explains delayed course of and the reason for the of prolonged bronchopneumonia development bronchiectasis in these cases. In lobular the consolidated areas are of the

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American journal of diseases of children – American Medical Association

Published: Mar 1, 1931

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