Pneumonolysis

01/01/1959 - "[Subphrenic plombage in extrapleural pneumonolysis on ineffective intrapleural pneumothorax]."
06/01/1956 - "Pneumothorax, phrenic nerve interruption and pneumonolysis have been abandoned in favor of extraperiosteal plombage, particularly in older, poor risk patients. "
09/01/1953 - "[Intrapleural pneumonolysis in reconstitution of pneumothorax]."
10/01/1952 - "[Diaphragmatic pneumonolysis in basal surgical pneumothorax]."
05/01/1952 - "[Pneumonolysis in bilateral pneumothorax]."

06/01/1957 - "[Tumor formation at a wall of a pneumonolysis cavity]."
09/01/1978 - "The indications for thoracoscopy are undiagnosed pleural disease effusions of tumors; when tissue specificity is important for future treatment and adequate tissue is needed for estrogen binding studies; undiagnosed pleuropulmonary disease; biopsy of pulmonary lesions undiagnosed by other means; mediastinal masses, particularly in children; hilar masses; preoperative screening preliminary to thoracotomy for resection in malignant disease, particularly those with effusions; in spontaneous pneumothorax, to define the abnormality and indicate the need for thoracotomy; for postresection space problems; trauma, and, of course, for intrapleural pneumonolysis."

09/01/1978 - "The indications for thoracoscopy are undiagnosed pleural disease effusions of tumors; when tissue specificity is important for future treatment and adequate tissue is needed for estrogen binding studies; undiagnosed pleuropulmonary disease; biopsy of pulmonary lesions undiagnosed by other means; mediastinal masses, particularly in children; hilar masses; preoperative screening preliminary to thoracotomy for resection in malignant disease, particularly those with effusions; in spontaneous pneumothorax, to define the abnormality and indicate the need for thoracotomy; for postresection space problems; trauma, and, of course, for intrapleural pneumonolysis."

09/01/1978 - "The indications for thoracoscopy are undiagnosed pleural disease effusions of tumors; when tissue specificity is important for future treatment and adequate tissue is needed for estrogen binding studies; undiagnosed pleuropulmonary disease; biopsy of pulmonary lesions undiagnosed by other means; mediastinal masses, particularly in children; hilar masses; preoperative screening preliminary to thoracotomy for resection in malignant disease, particularly those with effusions; in spontaneous pneumothorax, to define the abnormality and indicate the need for thoracotomy; for postresection space problems; trauma, and, of course, for intrapleural pneumonolysis."

01/01/1956 - "[Result of application of extrapleural pneumonolysis in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis]."
01/01/1955 - "[Treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis by extrapleural pneumonolysis]."
09/01/1954 - "[Open pneumonolysis through wide thoracotomy in pulmonary tuberculosis]."
01/01/1954 - "[Supplementary extrapleural pneumonolysis in pulmonary tuberculosis]."
01/01/1952 - "[Intrapleural pneumonolysis in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis]."