Medical Record, Volumen97George Frederick Shrady, Thomas Lathrop Stedman W. Wood., 1920 |
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abdominal abscess acid acute arsphenamine artery Association bacillus blood body bone bronchi bronchopneumonia calcium iodide cancer cardiac cause cavity cells cent cervix child chronic clinical condition contraction cough cure death developed diagnosis diphtheria disease dispensary doses dyspnea empyema epidemic examination fact fever fibrils fluid fracture frequently give given glands heart heliotherapy hemorrhage Hospital important incision increased infection influenza intestinal kidney lesions leucocytes lung measles medicine meningitis ment mental method months muscle nerve nervous normal observed occurred operation organisms pain patient period peritoneum physical physician pleurisy pneumonia pneumothorax practice pregnancy present pressure prognosis pulmonary pulse radium reaction reported showed skin sputum sterile stomach streptococcus surgeon Surgery surgical symptoms syphilis temperature therapeutic tion tissue tonsils toxemia treated treatment tube tuberculosis tuberculous tumor ulcer urine usually uterus Wassermann weeks wound x-ray York
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Página 316 - So he bade me lay more clothes on his feet: I put my hand into the bed and felt them, and they were as cold as any stone.
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Página 126 - bronchi divide and subdivide, in the substance of the lungs, into a number of smaller and smaller branches (bronchial tubes), which penetrate into every part of the organ, until at length they end in the smaller subdivisions of the lungs called lobules. All the larger branches have walls formed of fibrous tissue, containing portions of
Página 126 - The mucous membrane is abundantly provided with mucous glands. As the subdivisions become smaller and smaller, and their walls thinner, the cartilaginous rings become scarcer and more irregular, until, in the smaller bronchial tubes, they are represented only by minute and scattered cartilaginous flakes. When the bronchial tubes, by successive branchings, are reduced to about
Página 126 - epithelium not provided with cilia. At the same time they are altered in shape; each of the minute terminal branches widens out funnelwise, and its walls are pouched out irregularly into small saccular dilatations, called air-sacs. Such a funnel-shaped terminal branch of the bronchial tube, with its group of pouches, or airsacs, is called an