Bronchoscopy and Esophagoscopy

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Chevalier Jackson. Bronchoscopy and Esophagoscopy

Bronchoscopy and Esophagoscopy

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PREFACE

CHEVALIER JACKSON. OCTOBER, 1922. II. CONTENTS PAGE

CHAPTER I INSTRUMENTARIUM 17 CHAPTER II ANATOMY OF LARYNX, TRACHEA, BRONCHI AND ESOPHAGUS, ENDOSCOPICALLY CONSIDERED 52 CHAPTER III PREPARATION OF THE PATIENT FOR PERORAL ENDOSCOPY 63 CHAPTER IV ANESTHESIA FOR PERORAL ENDOSCOPY 65 CHAPTER V BRONCHOSCOPIC OXYGEN INSUFFLATION 71 CHAPTER VI POSITION OF THE PATIENT FOR PERORAl ENDOSCOPY 73 CHAPTER VII DIRECT LARYNGOSCOPY 82 CHAPTER VIII DIRECT LARYNGOSCOPY (Continued) 91 CHAPTER IX INTRODUCTION OF THE BRONCHOSCOPE 97 CHAPTER X INTRODUCTION OF THE ESOPHAGOSCOPE 106 CHAPTER XI ACQUIRING SKILL 117 CHAPTER XII FOREIGN BODIES IN THE AIR AND FOOD PASSAGES 126 CHAPTER XIII FOREIGN BODIES IN THE LARYNX AND TRACHEOBRONCHIAL TREE 149 CHAPTER XIV REMOVAL OF FOREIGN BODIES FROM THE LARYNX 156 CHAPTER XV MECHANICAL PROBLEMS OF BRONCHOSCOPIC FOREIGN BODY EXTRACTION 158 CHAPTER XVI FOREIGN BODIES IN THE BRONCHI FOR PROLONGED PERIODS 177 CHAPTER XVII UNSUCCESSFUL BRONCHOSCOPY FOR FOREIGN BODIES 181 CHAPTER XVIII FOREIGN BODIES IN THE ESOPHAGUS 183 CHAPTER XIX ESOPHAGOSCOPY FOR FOREIGN BODY 187 CHAPTER XX PLEUROSCOPY 199 CHAPTER XXI BENIGN GROWTHS IN THE LARYNX 201 CHAPTER XXII BENIGN GROWTHS IN THE LARYNX (Continued) 203 CHAPTER XXIII BENIGN GROWTHS PRIMARY IN THE TRACHEOBRONCHIAL TREE 207 CHAPTER XXIV BENIGN NEOPLASMS OF THE ESOPHAGUS 209 CHAPTER XXV ENDOSCOPY IN MALIGNANT DISEASE OF THE LARYNX 210 CHAPTER XXVI BRONCHOSCOPY IN MALIGNANT GROWTHS OF THE TRACHEA 214 CHAPTER XXVII MALIGNANT DISEASE OF THE ESOPHAGUS 216 CHAPTER XXVIII DIRECT LARYNGOSCOPY IN DISEASES OF THE LARYNX 221 CHAPTER XXIX BRONCHOSCOPY IN DISEASES OF THE TRACHEA AND BRONCHI 224 CHAPTER XXX DISEASES OF THE ESOPHAGUS 235 CHAPTER XXXI DISEASES OF THE ESOPHAGUS (Continued) 245 CHAPTER XXXII DISEASES OF THE ESOPHAGUS (Continued) 251 CHAPTER XXXIII DISEASES OF THE ESOPHAGUS (Continued) 260 CHAPTER XXXIV DISEASES OF THE ESOPHAGUS (Continued) 268 CHAPTER XXXV GASTROSCOPY 273 CHAPTER XXXVI ACUTE STENOSIS OF THE LARYNX 277 CHAPTER XXXVII TRACHEOTOMY 279 CHAPTER XXXVIII CHRONIC STENOSIS OF THE LARYNX AND TRACHEA 300 CHAPTER XXXIX DECANNULATION AFTER CURE OF LARYNGEAL STENOSIS 309 BIBLIOGRAPHY 311 INDEX 315 [17] CHAPTER I—INSTRUMENTARIUM

[52] CHAPTER II—ANATOMY OF LARYNX, TRACHEA, BRONCHI AND ESOPHAGUS, ENDOSCOPICALLY CONSIDERED

THE ESOPHAGUS

[63] CHAPTER III—PREPARATION OF THE PATIENT FOR PERORAL ENDOSCOPY

[65] CHAPTER IV—ANESTHESIA FOR PERORAL ENDOSCOPY

RULES FOR INSERTION OF THE CATHETER FOR INSUFFLATION ANESTHESIA

[71] CHAPTER V—BRONCHOSCOPIC OXYGEN INSUFFLATION

[73] CHAPTER VI—POSITION OF THE PATIENT FOR PERORAL ENDOSCOPY

[82] CHAPTER VII—DIRECT LARYNGOSCOPY

[97] CHAPTER IX—INTRODUCTION OF THE BRONCHOSCOPE

TECHNIC OF BRONCHOSCOPY

[106] CHAPTER X—INTRODUCTION OF THE ESOPHAGOSCOPE

[117] CHAPTER XI—ACQUIRING SKILL

APHORISMS

[126] CHAPTER XII—FOREIGN BODIES IN THE AIR AND FOOD PASSAGES

ESOPHAGEAL FOREIGN BODY SYMPTOMS

SYMPTOMS OF LARYNGEAL 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 GASTRIC FOREIGN BODY

DIAGNOSIS OF FOREIGN BODY IN THE AIR OR FOOD PASSAGES

PHYSICAL SIGNS IN ESOPHAGEAL FOREIGN BODY

FOREIGN BODIES IN THE LARYNX

PHYSICAL SIGNS OF TRACHEAL FOREIGN BODY

PHYSICAL SIGNS OF BRONCHIAL FOREIGN BODY

ROENTGENRAY STUDY IN FOREIGN BODY CASES

THE ROENTGENOGRAPHIC SIGNS OF EXPIRATORY-VALVE-LIKE BRONCHIAL OBSTRUCTION

ERRORS TO AVOID IN SUSPECTED FOREIGN BODY CASES

SUMMARY. SYMPTOMATOLOGY AND DIAGNOSIS OF FOREIGN BODIES IN THE AIR AND FOOD PASSAGES

[149] CHAPTER XIII—FOREIGN BODIES IN THE LARYNX AND TRACHEOBRONCHIAL TREE

COMPLICATIONS AND AFTER-EFFECTS OF BRONCHOSCOPY

[156] CHAPTER XIV—REMOVAL OF FOREIGN BODIES FROM THE LARYNX

[158] CHAPTER XV—MECHANICAL PROBLEMS OF BRONCHOSCOPIC FOREIGN BODY EXTRACTION*

RULES FOR ENDOSCOPIC FOREIGN BODY EXTRACTION

[177] CHAPTER XVI—FOREIGN BODIES IN THE BRONCHI FOR PROLONGED PERIODS

[181] CHAPTER XVII—UNSUCCESSFUL BRONCHOSCOPY FOR FOREIGN BODIES

CHAPTER XVIII—FOREIGN BODIES IN THE ESOPHAGUS

[187] CHAPTER XIX—ESOPHAGOSCOPY FOR FOREIGN BODY

ESOPHAGOSCOPIC EXTRACTION OF FOREIGN BODIES

MECHANICAL PROBLEMS OF ESOPHAGOSCOPIC REMOVAL OF FOREIGN BODIES

[199] CHAPTER XX—PLEUROSCOPY

[201] CHAPTER XXI—BENIGN GROWTHS IN THE LARYNX

PAPILLOMATA OF THE LARYNX IN CHILDREN

[207] CHAPTER XXIII—BENIGN GROWTHS PRIMARY IN THE TRACHEOBRONCHIAL TREE

CHAPTER XXIV—BENIGN NEOPLASMS OF THE ESOPHAGUS

[210] CHAPTER XXV—ENDOSCOPY IN MALIGNANT DISEASE OF THE LARYNX

[214] CHAPTER XXVI—BRONCHOSCOPY IN MALIGNANT GROWTHS OF THE TRACHEA

[216] CHAPTER XXVII—MALIGNANT DISEASE OF THE ESOPHAGUS

[221] CHAPTER XXVIII—DIRECT LARYNGOSCOPY IN DISEASES OF THE LARYNX

[224] CHAPTER XXIX—BRONCHOSCOPY IN DISEASES OF THE TRACHEA AND BRONCHI

[235] CHAPTER XXX—DISEASES OF THE ESOPHAGUS

ANOMALIES OF THE ESOPHAGUS

RUPTURE AND TRAUMA OF THE ESOPHAGUS

ULCERATION OF THE ESOPHAGUS

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF ULCER OF THE ESOPHAGUS

CHRONIC ESOPHAGITIS

[243] COMPRESSION STENOSIS OF THE ESOPHAGUS

DIFFUSE DILATATION OF THE ESOPHAGUS

SPASMODIC STENOSIS OF THE ESOPHAGUS

[247] FUNCTIONAL HIATAL STENOSIS. HIATAL ESOPHAGISMUS. PHRENOSPASM, DIAPHRAGMATIC PINCHCOCK STENOSIS. (SO-CALLED CARDIOSPASM)

CICATRICIAL STENOSIS OF THE ESOPHAGUS

DIVERTICULUM OF THE ESOPHAGUS

PARALYSIS OF THE ESOPHAGUS

LUES OF THE ESOPHAGUS

TUBERCULOSIS OF THE ESOPHAGUS

VARIX AND ANGIOMA OF THE ESOPHAGUS

ACTINOMYCOSIS OF THE ESOPHAGUS

ANGIONEUROTIC EDEMA

DEVIATION OF THE ESOPHAGUS

[PLATE IV

PHOTOPROCESS REPRODUCTIONS OF THE AUTHOR'S OIL-COLOR DRAWINGS FROM LIFE] [273] CHAPTER XXXV—GASTROSCOPY

[277] CHAPTER XXXVI—ACUTE STENOSIS OF THE LARYNX

[279] CHAPTER XXXVII—TRACHEOTOMY

RESUME OF TRACHEOTOMY

RESUME OF EMERGENCY TRACHEOTOMY

RESUME OF AFTER-CARE OF A TRACHEOTOMIC CASE

NOTES ON NURSING TRACHEOTOMIZED PATIENTS

[300] CHAPTER XXXVIII—CHRONIC STENOSIS OF THE LARYNX AND TRACHEA

[PLATE V—PHOTOPROCESS REPRODUCTIONS OF THE AUTHOR'S OIL-COLOR DRAWINGS FROM LIFE—LARYNGEAL AND TRACHEAL STENOSES:

[309] CHAPTER XXXIX—DECANNULATION AFTER CURE OF LARYNGEAL STENOSIS

BIBLIOGRAPHY

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[FIG. 30.—The author's short mechanical spoon (30 cm. long).]

Papilloma Forceps.—Papillomata do not infiltrate; but superficial repullulations in many cases require repeated removals. If the basal tissues are traumatized, an impaired or ruined voice will result. The author designed these forceps (Fig. 29) to scalp off the growths without injury to the normal tissues.

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