Referee report by F. Sibson on 'Physiological Anatomy of the Lungs' by J. N. Heale

                                the injection apparatus & preparation being 
all maintained at a due temperature.
Dr. Heale admits at p 51 that it may occa-
=sionally happen, when an injection is made 
through the bronchial arteries, that in conse=
-quence of some violence being exercised the 
capillaries in connexion with the arteries are made to burst into one or more of the vessels 
belonging to the pulmonary system, when 
those vessels may be injected even in a 
group of lobules, usually it is one of the 
Pulmonary arteries that is thus injected 
while the pulmonary venous plexus on the 
bronchial mucous membrane will escape.
Ruysch injected the bronchial artery from
the pulmonary artery /Epist VI.10.T VII.5/
Haller / Elem: Physiotherapy: III 155/ injected the pul=
=monary artery from the bronchial.
Reisseisen represents the anastomosis of the 
Bronchial artery with both the Pulmonary 
artery & vein Tab V.3. Guillot / L’Experience 
1.546/. first throw doubt on the communication 
between the bronchial & pulmonary arteries 
for he found that in 30 injections no such com=
=munication took place at the same time injection from the