X-ray showing rib cage area, stamped on back ""The Journal of Thoracic Surgery"", ""Fig. 1, Admission findings in case I. Note the well - defined pneumothorax accompanying the hemothorax H. G. Smithy""
X-ray showing rib cage area, stamped on back ""The Journal of Thoracic Surgery"", ""Fig 2, Loculation and encapsulated fluid pockets of case I eight weeks after injury, H. G. Smithy""
X-ray showing rib cage area, stamped on back ""The Journal of Thoracic Surgery"", ""Fig 5, Case II six weeks after exploratory thoracotomy with closure. Pleural fibrosis hinders expansion of left lung. H. G. Smithy""
X-ray showing rib cage area, stamped on back ""The Journal of Thoracic Surgery"", ""Fig 4, Case II four weeks after injury showing persistent hemopneumothorax. H. G. Smithy""
X-ray showing ribcage area, stamped on back ""The Journal of Thoracic Surgery"", ""Fig 9, Case III after nine months of conservative treatment. Fixation of diaphragm and limitation of excursion of right lung are marked H. G. Smithy""
Photo of instrument readings, each reading is lettered with ""a"" at the top down to ""d"" at the bottom, the next four are labeled the same way, notes are made but crossed out, notes are as follows, top ""d - Lines lost"", bottom ""d - bad""
Photo of instrument readings, each reading is lettered with ""a"" at the top down to ""f"" at the bottom, notes are made but crossed out, notes are as follows, b - ""bad in spots"", c - ""bad"", d- ""Should be brought out more"", f - ""completely lost""
X-ray showing ribcage area, stamped on back ""The Journal of Thoracic Surgery"", ""Fig 7, Admission findings of right hemothorax in case III, H. G. Smithy""
Photo of ?, ""Figure 9 - Showing the hypertrophic myocardium with marked degenerative changes (as indicated by vacuolization) in case 2. x 150."", ""-17-""
Photo of ?, ""Figure 10 - Demonstrating the marked hepatic fibrosis resulting from longstanding chronic passive congestion in case 2. X 150."", ""-17-""
Photo of cross section of lungs, ""Figure 8 - Shows an Aneurysmal dilatation in the apex of the left ventricle at the point where cardiotomy had been performed approximately 10 months previously.""
