Cavity in upper lobe of right lung
Jean Allard Jeancon · 1831-1903
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A hand-colored medical lithograph from Diseases of the Organs of Respiration, showing several lung specimens with cavities, pleural adhesions, and diseased tissue in green, pink, and cream tones. Labeled figures and letter markers identify anatomical features. The plate is titled Cavity in Upper Lobe of Right Lung, attributed to Jean Allard Jeancon and dated 1888.
