Lectures on general pathology v. 3 1890, Volume 3New Sydenham Society, 1890 |
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abnormal absorption acute air-passages albumen albuminuria alterations alveoli amount amyloid animals asphyxia become bile bladder blood blood-corpuscles bodily heat body bronchi carbonic acid catarrh cause cavity chronic nephritis circulation condition consequence considerable contraction coughing cutaneous D. A. f diabetes digestion dilatation disease disturbance dyspnoea effect epithelium especially excretion experiments extreme fact factor febrile fever fluid gastric glands glomeruli glottis glycogen hæmorrhages heat-production hyperæmia hypertrophy increase inflammation inflammatory intestine juice kidneys klin larynx lesions less ligature liver loss of heat lungs mucous membrane muscles muscular nephritis normal observed occlusion occur oedema organism owing oxygen paroxysms pathological patients pelvis peristaltic peristaltic movements Pflüg physiological present processes produced pulmonary pyrexia quantity rabbits regards renal respiration respiratory result rise of temperature skin stenosis stomach sugar symptoms takes place tion tissue trachea true tumours ulcers uræmic urea ureter uric acid urinary constituents urinary secretion urine usually vessels Virch vomiting
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Page 843 - The best and the worst that can be said of them is that they obeyed orders, and looked on while the iniquity was being perpetrated.
Page 880 - PAVY (FW) A TREATISE ON THE FUNCTION OF DIGESTION. ITS DISORDERS AND THEIR TREATMENT.
Page 1373 - ... the difference between the temperature of the body and that of its surroundings.
Page 1164 - I recently remarked (vol. iii,p. 1 129) that, in my opinion, the connection is exactly the reverse ; it is not because the casts occupy the tubules that the urinary secretion is reduced, but it is because the urinary secretion decreases that the casts are disposed to remain seated in the tubules.
Page 858 - Budd. On the Organic Diseases and functional Disorders of the Stomach, p.
Page 1338 - TarchanoffJ that after ligature of the splenic plexus, or division of the splenic nerves, a distension of the spleen occurs, which is brought about by a dilatation of the vessels ; in a few days this subsides, exactly as in the case of the vessels of the ear after division of the cervical sympathetic. As for the vessels of the penis, we know, from the researches of Loven, that irritation of the nervi evigentes results in relaxation of the arteries. It is still, however, undecided whether this is...
Page 1272 - In the case of sugar, the difficulty arises from our ignorance of the purpose to which it is applied, and of the manner in which it is used up by the organism.
Page 1149 - ... blood-corpuscles in the lumen of some of the straight tubules, chiefly of the medulla, while the capsules of Bowman remained absolutely free.
Page 1004 - ... swelling of the bronchial mucous membrane accompanied by a secretion actually takes place, it is more natural to attribute this to a vaso-dilator neurosis associated with the spasm.
Page 959 - the process of cholera may be interpreted by supposing that first, under the influence of the virus, which has probably entered the intestine from without, there takes place an extra-ordinary profuse secretion from the glands of the small intestine.