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...D.M. Gaumann; E. Tassonyi; F. Fathi; M. Griessen The sympathetic response to rigid bronchoscopy, laryngoscopy and esophagoscopy, performed under general anesthesia with isoflurane, was examined in patients who either received 5 ml of 2 % lidocaine (n = 7) or 5 ml of saline (n = 7), sprayed...

...J.D. Bleeker; E.T. Edens A comparison between the mucosal pathology of the respiratory tract in cases of viral infections and of iatrogenic trauma after bronchoscopy and tantalum bronchography indicates that the respiratory mucosa has a very high degree of resistance against infection after trauma...

...T. Palva; K. Jokinen; M. Saloheimo; P. Karvonen A method of utilizing an ultrasonic nebulizer (De Vilbiss 35 A) in local anesthesia for bronchoscopy is described. 10 ml of 4 % Lidocaine without adrenaline was used as anesthetic agent. Blood levels of Lidocaine were determined on 12 patients...

... which moves the arteries forward. Bronchoscopy is considered to be the only reliable means of diagnosis. This entity should be considered more often in the differential diagnosis in children less than 3 years of age with stridor, breathing difficulties, recurrent infections, apneic spells, and asthma...

...K. Jokinen; T. Palva; J. Nuutinen 214 patients with chronic bronchitis were subjected to bronchial studies at Päivärinne Chest Hospital during the period 1967–1973. Bronchoscopy alone gave a frequency of 30 % for bronchiectases while the information from bronchography increased this figure to 44...