Source - A Manual Of Peroral Endoscopy And Laryngeal Surgery

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Decannulation After Cure Of Laryngeal Stenosis
Typhoid Fever
Trauma
Treatment Of Cicatricial Stenosis
Diphtheria
Paralysis
Ankylosis
Neoplasms
Papillomata
Compression Stenosis Of The Trachea
Tuberculosis
Lues
Plate V Laryngeal And Tracheal Stenoses:
Notes On Nursing Tracheotomized Patients
Chronic Stenosis Of The Larynx And Trachea
Resume Of After-care Of A Tracheotomic Case
Resume Of Emergency Tracheotomy
Resume Of Tracheotomy
Decannulation
Bronchial Aspiration
Emergency Tracheotomy
Technic
Anesthesia
Tracheotomy
Acute Stenosis Of The Larynx
Plate Iv
Gastroscopy
Varix And Angioma Of The Esophagus
Actinomycosis Of The Esophagus
Angioneurotic Edema
Deviation Of The Esophagus
Lues Of The Esophagus
Tuberculosis Of The Esophagus
Paralysis Of The Esophagus
Diverticulum Of The Esophagus
Cicatricial Stenosis Of The Esophagus
Functional Hiatal Stenosis Hiatal Esophagismus Phrenospasm Diaphragmatic Pinchcock Stenosis
Diffuse Dilatation Of The Esophagus
Spasmodic Stenosis Of The Esophagus
Chronic Esophagitis
Compression Stenosis Of The Esophagus
Treatment Of Acute And Subacute Inflammation And Ulceration Of The Esophagus
Ulceration Of The Esophagus
Differential Diagnosis Of Ulcer Of The Esophagus
Acute Esophagitis
Rupture And Trauma Of The Esophagus
Anomalies Of The Esophagus
Diseases Of The Esophagus
Diagnosis
Indications For Esophagoscopy In Disease
Contraindications To Esophagoscopy
Lues Of The Tracheobronchial Tree
Tuberculosis Of The Tracheobronchial Tree
Hemoptysis
Angioneurotic Edema
Autodrownage
Bronchial Stenosis
Bronchiectasis
Gangrene Of The Lung
Tracheobronchial Diphtheria
Abscess Of The Lung
Bronchoscopy In Diseases Of The Trachea And Bronchi
Bronchoscopic Appearances In Disease
Anomalies Of The Tracheobronchial Tree
Compression Stenosis Of The Trachea And Bronchi
Treatment Of Compression Stenoses Of The Trachea
Influenzal Laryngotracheobronchitis
Edematous Tracheobronchitis
Radiotherapy
Direct Laryngoscopy In Diseases Of The Larynx
Treatment
Diagnosis
Symptoms
Treatment
Malignant Disease Of The Esophagus
Inspection Of The Party Wall In Cases Of Suspected Laryngeal Malignancy
Bronchoscopy In Malignant Growths Of The Trachea
Endoscopy In Malignant Disease Of The Larynx
Differential Diagnosis Of Laryngeal Growths In The Larynx Of Adults
Benign Growths Primary In The Tracheobronchial Tree
Benign Neoplasms Of The Esophagus
Methods Of Treatment
Papillomata Of The Larynx In Children
Benign Growths In The Larynx
Pleuroscopy
Pleuroscopy For Disease
Treatment
Extraction Of Foreign Bodies From The Strictured Esophagus
Extraction Of Open Safety-pins From The Esophagus
Version Of A Safety Pin
Endogastric Version
Spatula-protected Method
Mechanical Problems Of Esophagoscopic Removal Of Foreign Bodies
Contraindications
Esophagoscopic Extraction Of Foreign Bodies
Esophagoscopy For Foreign Body
Indications
Etiology
Site Of Lodgement
Symptoms
Prognosis
Treatment
Unsuccessful Bronchoscopy For Foreign Bodies
Treatment
Pathology
Prognosis
Foreign Bodies In The Bronchi For Prolonged Periods
Penetrating Projectiles
Rules For Endoscopic Foreign Body Extraction
The Extraction Of Tightly Fitting Foreign Bodies From The Bronchi
Extraction Of Soft Friable Foreign Bodies From The Tracheobronchial Tree
Removal Of Open Safety Pins From The Trachea And Bronchi
Removal Of Double Pointed Tacks
Extraction Of Tacks Nails And Large Headed Foreign Bodies From The Tracheobronchial Tree
Inward Rotation Method
Anchoring The Foreign Body Against The Tube Mouth
The Light Reflex On The Forceps
The Use Of Forceps In Endoscopic Foreign Body Extraction
Mechanical Problems Of Bronchoscopic Foreign Body Extraction*
Removal Of Foreign Bodies From The Larynx
Complications And After-effects Of Bronchoscopy
Choice Of Time To Do Bronchoscopy For Foreign Body
Site Of Lodgment
Foreign Bodies In The Larynx And Tracheobronchial Tree
Esophageal Foreign Body
Symptomatology And Diagnosis Of Foreign Bodies In The Air And Food Passages
Errors To Avoid In Suspected Foreign Body Cases
The Roentgenographic Signs Of Expiratory-valve-like Bronchial Obstruction
Roentgenray Study In Foreign Body Cases
Physical Signs Of Tracheal Foreign Body
Physical Signs Of Bronchial Foreign Body
Physical Signs In Esophageal Foreign Body
Foreign Bodies In The Larynx
Diagnosis Of Foreign Body In The Air Or Food Passages
Symptoms Of Gastric Foreign Body
Symptoms Of Tracheal And Bronchial Foreign Body
Early Symptoms Of Irritating Foreign Body Such As A Peanut Kernel In The Bronchus
Symptoms Of Prolonged Foreign Body Sojourn In The Bronchus
Symptoms Of Laryngeal Foreign Body
Aphorisms
Foreign Bodies In The Air And Food Passages
Prophylaxis
Foreign Bodies In The Insane
Foreign Bodies In The Stomach
Esophageal Foreign Body Symptoms
Endoscopy On The Human Being
Practice On The Dog
Practice On The Rubber-tube Manikin
Cadaver Practice
Testing For Electric Defects
Acquiring Skill
Complications Following Esophagoscopy
Retrograde Esophagoscopy
Specular Esophagoscopy
Technic Of Specular Esophagoscopy
Ballooning Esophagoscopy
Stage 3 Passing Through The Thoracic Esophagus
Stage 4 Passing Through The Hiatus Esophageus
Difficulties Of Esophagoscopy
Stage 2
Stage I Entering The Right Pyriform Sinus
Introduction Of The Esophagoscope
The Fulcrum Of The Bronchoscopic Lever Is At The Upper Thoracic Aperture
Entering The Bronchi
Examination Of The Trachea And Bronchi
Difficulties In The Introduction Of The Bronchoscope
Introduction Of The Bronchoscope
Technic Of Bronchoscopy
Vocal Results
Endoscopic Operations For Laryngeal Stenosis
Taking A Laryngeal Specimen For Diagnosis
Removal Of Growth From The Laryngeal Ventricle
Inducing A Child To Open Its Mouth (author's Method)
Technic Of Laryngeal Operations
Direct Laryngoscopy In Children
Instruments For Direct Laryngoscopy
Difficulties Of Direct Laryngoscopy
Rules For Direct Laryngoscopy
Contraindications To Direct Laryngoscopy
Instructions To The Patient
Direct Laryngoscopy Adult Patient
First Stage
Second Stage
General Principles Of Position
Position For Bronchoscopy And Esophagoscopy
Anesthesia For Peroral Endoscopy
Technic For General Anesthesia
Rules For Insertion Of The Catheter For Insufflation Anesthesia
Bronchoscopic Oxygen Insufflation
Preparation Of The Patient For Peroral Endoscopy
Direction Of The Esophagus
Dimensions Of The Trachea And Bronchi
The Esophagus
Asepsis
List Of Instruments
Care Of Instruments
Anatomy Of Larynx Trachea Bronchi And Esophagus Endoscopically Considered
Oxygen Tank And Tracheotomy Instruments
Safety-pin Closer
Mechanical Spoon
Spectacles
Operating Room
Esophageal Dilators
Hooks
Papilloma Forceps
Bronchial Dilators
Tissue Forceps
Tucker Forceps
Upper-lobe-bronchus Forceps
Forceps
Bronchoscopic And Esophagoscopic Grasping Forceps
Rotation Forceps
Mouth-gag
Sponge-pumping
Aspirating Tubes
Batteries
Measuring Rule
Gastroscopes
Pleuroscopes
Esophagoscopes
Nstrumentarium
Laryngoscopes
Bronchoscopes