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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «SPLENISATION»
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1
The Homœopathic Examiner
It is manifest that the physician should pay particular attention to the period of the
disease which he has to treat. In the period of splenisation, aconitum is the
remedy which we usually employ—it promptly suppresses the ...
2
A MANUAL OF PATHOLOGICAL HISTOLOGY
Now it is quite plain that the splenisation of lung-tissue does not necessitate any
antecedent atelectasis for its production, but only a sufficiently intense degree of
congestion with effusion of serum into the alveoli. Every passive hyperemia ...
DR. EDUARD RINDGLEISCH, 1873
3
EDINBURGH VETERINART REVEIW AND ANNALS OF COMPARATIVE PATHOLOGY
Dr Eeid and others consider the splenisation due to the collapse of the air-cells,
&c, and the stasis of the blood in the lungs consequent on the imperfect
inspiration, and 1 Jour, de Medccino, Chirurg. &c, torn, xxxvii. p. 35C. the
predominance of ...
4
The Retrospect of Medicine
The terms congestion and softening, and the equivocal expression splenisation,*
occur more frequently than the explicit mention of red or grey hepatisation. And
the bronchial origin of the pneumonia shows itself further in a tendency to lobular
...
5
A Manual of Pathological Histology to Serve as an ...
N ow it is quite plain that the splenisation of lung-tissue does not necessitate any
antecedent atelectasis for its production, ... fever, and other states of exhaustion
— may lead to splenisation through an oedema which expels the contained air.
Georg Eduard von Rindfleisch, 1873
6
The Retrospect of Medicine
The terms congestion and softening, and the equivocal expression splenisation,*
occur more frequently than the explicit mention of red or grey hepatisation. And
the bronchial origin of the pneumonia shows itself further in a tendency to lobular
...
William Braithwaite, 1859
7
The British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review Or ...
But at present we must assume such connexion to be but of slight intensity.
Splenisation depends (as does carnification) upon the infiltration of fluid, and its
development is favoured by conditions differing very slightly from those favouring
the ...
8
American Veterinary Review
This hyperzemia shall give occasion to the exudation of the blood serum in the
alveolaa, and condition a change in the pulmonary tissues which he designates
as splenisation. Inveterate (Edema is only to be distinguished from splenisation
by ...
9
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
Inspection disclosed the following appearances. Incomplete splenisation of lower
part of right lung; diseased aggregate glands at the lower part ot' the ileum, some
ulcerated, some going on towards cicatrization, others not ulcerated, and in ...
10
The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Practical Medicine
... find from his work that in nineteen cases of typhoid fever there was found on
dissection more or less decided splenisation or carnification of the lungs, that in
several other cases tubercles or other pulmonary lesions existed, and in short
that, ...
