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... Lung Abscess Structurally , the lung is well equipped to de- fend itself against infections . The rich blood sup- ply and the enormous distribution of phagocytic cells make the lung highly resistant to infection . No other part of the ...
... Lung Abscess Structurally , the lung is well equipped to de- fend itself against infections . The rich blood sup- ply and the enormous distribution of phagocytic cells make the lung highly resistant to infection . No other part of the ...
Page 150
... abscess can be sec- ondary to endocarditis , especially if the tricuspid valve is involved . The pulmonary emboli first block the blood supply and cause local destruction of the lung ... lung abscess . Bloodborne infections do not follow the ...
... abscess can be sec- ondary to endocarditis , especially if the tricuspid valve is involved . The pulmonary emboli first block the blood supply and cause local destruction of the lung ... lung abscess . Bloodborne infections do not follow the ...
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... abscess and , 180 Lumbosacral plexus lower limb nerves and , 285 Lumbrical canals , 239 " Lumpy jaw , " 23 Lunate bone , 261 Lung ( s ) ( see also Bronchi ) abscess of ( see Lung abscess ) anatomy of , 145 anthrax of spread of , 323 ...
... abscess and , 180 Lumbosacral plexus lower limb nerves and , 285 Lumbrical canals , 239 " Lumpy jaw , " 23 Lunate bone , 261 Lung ( s ) ( see also Bronchi ) abscess of ( see Lung abscess ) anatomy of , 145 anthrax of spread of , 323 ...
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