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... variety of the development of the pus glob- ule ) , differs from the tubercle globule in being more regularly spherical , more pale , more transparent , and by containing granules which are transparent in their centres , and seated in ...
... variety of the development of the pus glob- ule ) , differs from the tubercle globule in being more regularly spherical , more pale , more transparent , and by containing granules which are transparent in their centres , and seated in ...
Page 78
... variety , —a melanotic deposit not unfrequently takes place . Sometimes absorbent glands , -en- larged as in scrofulous disease , become blackened by a deposition of melanotic matter . In such cases , of course , the substance of the ...
... variety , —a melanotic deposit not unfrequently takes place . Sometimes absorbent glands , -en- larged as in scrofulous disease , become blackened by a deposition of melanotic matter . In such cases , of course , the substance of the ...
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... variety of respiration is the interrupted or jerking . In this , the air seems to be measurably arrested in the tubes , for an instant , before it passes on to the vesicles . The quantity of the sound is essentially normal ; and the ...
... variety of respiration is the interrupted or jerking . In this , the air seems to be measurably arrested in the tubes , for an instant , before it passes on to the vesicles . The quantity of the sound is essentially normal ; and the ...
Page 119
... variety of the mucous . The French , indeed , in their hospitals , speak of it as un crâque- ment , the crackling , but do not assign it a separate rank among the rales . In its marked character , it is pathognomanic of phthi- sis ; and ...
... variety of the mucous . The French , indeed , in their hospitals , speak of it as un crâque- ment , the crackling , but do not assign it a separate rank among the rales . In its marked character , it is pathognomanic of phthi- sis ; and ...
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... still it is comparatively strong . The constitutional excitement in chronic bronchitis is never great , and is generally very slight . In the first variety specified , when there is a considerable discharge of mucus and pus BRONCHITIS .
... still it is comparatively strong . The constitutional excitement in chronic bronchitis is never great , and is generally very slight . In the first variety specified , when there is a considerable discharge of mucus and pus BRONCHITIS .
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acute adhesion aorta appearance areolar tissue arising arterial auscultation become blood bronchi bronchial tubes bronchitis cancer globule capillaries cardiac cause cavity cells changes character chest chronic circulation condition congestion constitutional corpuscles cough course degree deposit diagnosis diaphoresis diaphoretic dilatation doses dullness dyspnoea effect effusion egophony emetics emphysema endocarditis excitement existence expectoration favorable feeble fever fibrine fluid frequently gives rise granules hæmoptysis heard heart hemorrhage hypertrophy increased inflammation irritation lesion less liquid lobelia lungs lymph matter membrane millimetre morbid mucous mucous membrane mucus murmur nervous obstruction occurs organs pain parenchyma pathological patient peculiar percussion pericarditis phthisis physical signs pleura pleuritis pneumonitis pneumothorax portion produced prognosis pulmonary pulse quantity rale remedies resonance respiration respiratory result secretion serous serum side sometimes sound sputa stage surface symptoms termination thorax tion tonics treatment tubercle tubercle globule tubercular tumors ulceration usually valves vesicles vesicular vessels vital
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