Abstract
More cases of bronchiectasis are being recognized. About one-half of the patients are not suitable for surgical treatment, but they deserve as much relief as medical care can offer. Relief of bronchial obstruction, promotion of drainage, and inhibition of the infectious process offer some hope of temporary restoration of physiologic function. We should strive by these means to give an otherwise sick and miserable patient some measure of relief and help restore him to his rightful place in society.
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