Lung consolidation occurs when the air that fills the airways in your lungs is replaced with something else. Here’s what causes it and how it’s treated.

Reaction patterns seen histologically in the distal lung parenchyma ( Table 2-7) tend to correlate with nonspecific radiologic patterns, specifically, ground-glass attenuation if relatively mild ...

Intrapulmonary factors, which can be harder to recognize, include disruption of the mechanical properties of the lung parenchyma (e.g., a combination of hyperdistention and parenchymal destruction ...

In the 1930s, Churchill and Belsey 1 introduced segmentectomy for the treatment of bronchiectasis of the lingular segment, and this was called segmental pneumonectomy. In 1973, Jensik et al 2 ...

This article presents the technical aspects of standard and lesser, limited resections for lung cancer, a historical overview of the evolution of lung cancer surgery since the 1930s, and previous and ...