The Bubbles of hyaline membrane disease
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| Description | This program, produced at Walter Reed Army Medical Center for WRAMC-TV, is a lecture by Dr. Leonard E. Swischuk on hyaline membrane disease (infant respiratory distress syndrome). The presence of interstitial air shows up in chest X-rays of infants as visible bubbles, which Dr. Swischuk divides into three different types: distended terminal bronchioles, pulmonary interstitial emphysema, and focally distended alveoli with bronchopulmonary dysplasia. A series of slides of both X-rays and microscopic images of tissue is used to illustrate the pathophysiology for the development of these bubbles. Credits: Leonard E. Swischuk. |
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| Source | collections.nlm.nih.gov |
| Author | Swischuk, Leonard E., 1937-, WRAMC-TV. |
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Attribution: Swischuk, Leonard E., 1937-, WRAMC-TV.