Abstract
Summary Bronchoscopic and certain clinical features are recorded in 100 patients with pulmonary tuberculosis. Bronchial tuberculosis was seen in 51. The value of clinical features in the diagnosis of bronchial tuberculosis is discussed. The incidence of macroscopical and microscopical disease is compared and the relationship between bronchial lesions and certain complications following thoracoplasty is discussed.
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