Consequences of Increased Mediastinal Pressure
Effect on the Heart and Large Blood Vessels
Effect on the Trachea, Bronchi and Lungs
Effect on the Vagosympathetic Plexuses
Mechanism of Production and Report of Cases
Rupture of the Alveoli Without Injury to the Visceral Pleura
Trauma
Crushing Blows to the Chest Without Injury to the Wall of the Chest
Resuscitation of the New-Born
Expulsive Efforts During Labor
Accidents During Birth
Disease
Rupture of Lung and Visceral Pleura-Tension Pneumothorax
Trauma
Crushing Blows to the Chest With or Without Injury to the Thoracic Wall
Perforation of the Lung by Foreign Bodies
Operative Wounds of the Lung
Disease
Artificial Pneumothorax
Injury to the Upper Air Passages
Operations in the Pleural Cavity Without Injury to the Lung
Sources of Mediastinal Air Other Than the Respiratory Apparatus
Operations at the Base of the Neck
Open Wound of the Diaphragm
Rupture of the Esophagus
Open Wound of the Intestinal