iron lung

He spent one year inside an iron lung for treatment.

For those who've always wanted to see an iron lung, here's your chance.

Half a century ago there was a player in an iron lung.

I know of no one who ended up in an iron lung.

She had a long period of rehabilitation, including much time spent in an iron lung.

Some could remain in these iron lungs for years at a time quite successfully.

Work, after all, is a blessing, she said, standing by the old iron lung.

He is perhaps best remembered for his work in improving the iron lung.

Did the man tied to the iron lung think life was worthwhile?

The iron lung was 6' by 8' and weighed two tons.

He slept in an iron lung at night and often rested there during the day.

"In my day, the wife would have to be in an iron lung for that to happen."

The "iron lung" was a metaphor for such a "life support".

Next he goes to see a girl in an iron lung who tried to kill herself and halfway succeeded.

His voice comes in sync with the gasping of the iron lung.

Breathing became nearly impossible outside the iron lung that she came to see as a security blanket.

Though many were in iron lungs or used ventilators, romance was common.

The iron lung now has a marginal place in modern respiratory therapy.

Middleton spent up to 21 hours a day in the iron lung to help her breathe.

Children, in turn, lived in dread of the iron lung.

During the first year of her illness, she had been slowly weaned off an iron lung.

That figure may be inaccurately low; Houston alone had 19 iron lung patients living at home in 2008.

Basil's head talks from the end of the magnet, bringing to mind an iron lung.

Ed saw his mother: bald, sixty pounds in an iron lung.

After having spent two years away, much of it on an iron lung, the university arranged for him to have individual tuition in Cambridge.