...the slowing of the blood-stream, which never fails finally to set in in the exposed vessels. " This stage having been reached, the vessels are seen to...finest ramifications of the arteries; while the flow is everywhere slower than normal, so that the individual corpuscles may easily be recognised not only...

...fails finally to set in in the exposed vessels. "This stage having been reached, the ve«-i-|s arc to be all of them very wide; a multitude of capillaries which were formerly hardly perceptible can now 1*> clearly distinguished ; pulsation is unusually conspicuous on into the finest ramifications of...

...retardation of the stream, which increases as the dilatation increases. 86 FUNDAMENTALS OF PATHOLOGY "Tliis stage having been reached, the vessels are seen to...them very wide; a multitude of capillaries which, even formerly, were hardly perceptible, can now be clearly distinguished; pulsation is usually conspicuous...