LARYNGOSCOPY AND RHINOSCOPY. | CONGESTION AND OEDEMA OF THE LUNGS | (HYPOSTATIC PNEUMONIA). DISEASES OF THE NASAL PASSAGES. | | HÆMOPTYSIS. NEUROSES OF THE LARYNX. | | PULMONARY APOPLEXY. ACUTE CATARRHAL LARYNGITIS | (FALSE OR SPASMODIC CROUP). | ABSCESS OF THE LUNG. | PSEUDO-MEMBRANOUS LARYNGITIS. | GANGRENE OF THE LUNG. | DISEASES OF THE LARYNX. | CROUPOUS PNEUMONIA. | DISEASES OF THE TRACHEA. | CATARRHAL PNEUMONIA. | TRACHEOTOMY. | PULMONARY EMBOLISM. | DISEASES OF THE BRONCHI. | PULMONARY PHTHISIS (FIBROID PHTHISIS | OR CHRONIC INTERSTITIAL BRONCHIAL ASTHMA. | PNEUMONIA). | HAY ASTHMA. | SYPHILITIC DISEASE OF THE LUNG. | DILATATION OF THE BRONCHIAL | PNEUMONOKONIOSIS. TUBES, CIRCUMSCRIBED AND | DIFFUSED. | CANCER OF THE LUNGS. | EMPHYSEMA. | PULMONARY HYDATIDS. | COLLAPSE OF THE LUNG | ACUTE MILIARY TUBERCULOSIS. (ATELECTASIS). | | DISEASES OF THE PLEURA. {19} LARYNGOSCOPY AND RHINOSCOPY. BY CARL SEILER, M.D. The laryngoscope is a combination of instruments designed for the examination of the interior of the larynx and upper part of the trachea, while the rhinoscope is a similar combination of instruments designed to explore the posterior nasal cavity; and both are comparatively recent inventions.