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Bronchial abrasion microbiopsy instrument.
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The anatomical approach to the study of smoking and bronchogenic carcinoma; a preliminary report of forty-one cases.
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A method of study of squamous metaplasia, atypical change, and early bronchogenic carcinoma of the bronchial mucosa in smokers and nonsmokers.
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Squamous metaplasia of the bronchus; a study of metaplastic changes occurring in the epithelium of the major bronchi in cancerous and noncancerous cases.
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Microscopic properties of whole mounts and sections of human bronchial epithelium of smokers and nonsmokers.
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A comparison of the histopathology of tracheal and bronchial epithelium of smokers and nonsmokers.
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Bronchiolar proliferation and metaplasia associated with bronchiectasis, pulmonary infarcts, and anthracosis.
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Observations on the bronchial epithelium in infants and children.
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Chemical changes in human bronchial epithelium and their relation to bronchial cancer.
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The carbon content of human lungs and bronchial glands.
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Changes in the bronchial epithelium in primary lung cancer.
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Changes in the bronchial epithelium in relation to smoking and cancer of the lung; a report of progress.
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CASE records of the Massachusetts General Hospital. Case 46051 (Part I).
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Changes in bronchial epithelium in relation to sex, age, residence, smoking and pneumonia.
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Bronchial wall lesions in South African miners.
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Electron microscopy of early cytoplasmic changes due to influenza virus.
Recently improved methods for visualization of thin tissue sections by electron microscopy have been applied to the study of early changes in the bronchial epithelium of mice infected by inhalation of aerosols of influenza virus. In confirmation of previous findings by the authors, inclusion bodies have been demonstrated in ciliated and non-ciliated cells of infected bronchial epithelium. In addition to 3 strains of mouse-adapted Type A virus, 2 unadapted strains gave qualitatively the same results. The inclusion bodies were found to be composed largely of particles of a size estimated to correspond to the known size of influenza virus. The viral lesion of the cytoplasm was also associated with linear formations which were thought to be abnormal forms of endoplasmic reticulum. Well developed microvilli were found on the ciliated borders of ciliated cells, but no evidence was found of viral growth in this region.