... Radiol., 1943, 16: 69-71 — Gilkev. H. M. Congenital absence of lung; report of a case. J. Missouri M. Ass.. ... A case for discussion, with special allusion to congenital absence of lung. Tubercle, Lond., 19U, 22: 144-53.—Mazzei, E. S. ...

... Par., 1914, lxxxix, 26-31.— Ellis (A. G.). Congenital absence of lung. Am. J. M. Sc, Phila., 1917, cliv, 33- ... anat. de Par., 1913, lxxxviii, 259.—Levy (C. S.). Congenital absence of one lung. Am. J. M. Sc, Phüa., 1920, clix, 237- ...

... the air-cells. MEDICAL DICTIONARY. 55 Apnen'mia. Congenital absence of the lungs. Ap'nol. A preparation of periplocin; used in ... globus pallidus. Pal'iidin. A preparation from the lungs of congenital syphil- ... Pal'lor. Paleness; absence of skin-coloration. Palm. 1. The hollow or ...

... His. Collapse of the air-cells. Apneu'mia. Congenital absence of the lungs. Apoacon'illn. Same as Apaconitin. Apocliromal' ic. Same ... ze-ah). Dulness of intellect; stupidity. Asyno'via. Absence or ... Aleloehel'lla. Congenital defect of the lip. Ateloslos'sia. Abnormality or ...

... air vesicles. Apneu'mia, ap-nu'-me-ah. Congenital absence of the lungs. Apocen'osis, ap-G-sen'-0-sis. A discharge, flux, evacuation. Apochromat'ic Lens. A lens with high correction of ... A/pus, a'-pus. Congenital absence of lower limbs, or feet. Apyrex'ia, ...

... investigation of, 308 Lumbosacral joints, lesions of, 171 Lung(s) : agenesis of, 313 anomalies of, 104, 313 carcinoma of, ... 60 Rea, Maj. C. E„ 847, 873 Reactions: absence of, to encephalography in CBI, 749 after ... congenital anomalies of, 670, 671 diseases of, in— named ...

... accompany the air-tubes (see p. 1073). Variations.—Congenital absence of one or both lungs has been observed. Variations in the lobes are ... one instance, a case of talipes equinovarus, of congenital origin and ... heart, 552 linguae, 1140 of lung, 1263 of nose, 1225 of patella, 231 of ...

... parts, and to facilitate its movements. Cases of congenital absence of the pericardium have sometimes been met with; the heart, in these cases, lies with the left lung in the cavity of the left pleura, and ...

... a cul-de-sac. In one case there CONGENITAL AFFECTIONS, ETC. 639 was an entire absence of the right lung, the septum between the ven- tricles of the heart was imperfect, the foramen ovale and ductus arte- riosus were both open: ... CONGENITAL AFFECTIONS, ETC. 641 Dr. Cragie considers himself further ...

... skin and subcutaneous tissue alone are closed. one congenital absence of the left hemidia- phragm. Additional anomalies found in the thorax were agenesis of the lung in B.B., who died a few hours ...