On the Surgical Treatment of the Far-advanced Tuberculosis accompanied with Bronchial Asthma

Abstract

The patient of the far-advanced pulmonary tuberculosis accampanied with bronchial asthma has been considered to be almostly impossible for the surgical treatment, and then been let alone.
We report the cases of these diseases who were successfully surgically treated, their clinical course and the modus of operation. We emphasize that cavernosotmy is most adequate modus of operation for these patients.