A Text-book of PathologyW.B. Saunders, 1901 - 873 pages |
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... tion under the skin . They are rarely absorbed through the skin . Solid poisons must in all cases first be dissolved , and are then ab- sorbed like the liquid poisons . They may by their strong attrac- tion for water absorb the latter ...
... tion under the skin . They are rarely absorbed through the skin . Solid poisons must in all cases first be dissolved , and are then ab- sorbed like the liquid poisons . They may by their strong attrac- tion for water absorb the latter ...
Page 28
... tion . The study of the action of these poisons is of particular interest from the resemblance of the lesions to those caused by certain bacteria and bacterial poisons . Toxic Products of Bacteria . - In the growth and multiplica- tion ...
... tion . The study of the action of these poisons is of particular interest from the resemblance of the lesions to those caused by certain bacteria and bacterial poisons . Toxic Products of Bacteria . - In the growth and multiplica- tion ...
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... tion is lacking , and , as a matter of course , the amount of oxygen consumed is deficient in comparison with the amount of food in- gested . This must be true , or the fat could not accumulate ; but it remains to be shown whether the ...
... tion is lacking , and , as a matter of course , the amount of oxygen consumed is deficient in comparison with the amount of food in- gested . This must be true , or the fat could not accumulate ; but it remains to be shown whether the ...
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... tion fails or the diet is poorly regulated , destruction of the proteids of the body with increased excretion of urea occurs . Emaciation may be prevented for a time by increased consumption of proteid food , but eventually occurs . In ...
... tion fails or the diet is poorly regulated , destruction of the proteids of the body with increased excretion of urea occurs . Emaciation may be prevented for a time by increased consumption of proteid food , but eventually occurs . In ...
Page 43
... tion . In most instances of fever in man it appears that produc- tion and dissipation are both increased , though the latter is in- sufficient . At the onset heat - dissipation may for a time be diminished . The increased production ...
... tion . In most instances of fever in man it appears that produc- tion and dissipation are both increased , though the latter is in- sufficient . At the onset heat - dissipation may for a time be diminished . The increased production ...
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abscesses acid acini acute affected anemia appearance areas arteries atrophy bacillus bacteria become blood blood-vessels body bone brain bronchi capsule carcinoma catarrhal cause cavity cellular changes chronic circulation color condition congenital congestion connective tissue cord cystic cysts degenerative diffuse dilatation ducts edema enlarged epithelial cells epithelium exudate fatty degeneration fever fibers fibrinous fibrous formation frequently glands granular growth hemorrhagic hyaline hyperemia hypertrophy infection infectious diseases infiltration inflammation inflammatory intestinal irregular irritation kidney latter lesions less leukocytes leukocytosis liquid liver lungs lymphatic metastasis micro-organisms Microscopically mucosa mucous membrane necrosis nephritis nervous neuroglia nodules normal nuclei obstruction occasionally occur organ parasite Pathologic peritoneum peritonitis pigment pleura pneumonia posterior present proliferation protoplasm purulent rarely red corpuscles result round-cell rupture sarcoma secondary serous softening sometimes spinal spleen stain substance suppurative surface syphilis thickened tion tubercles tuberculosis tubules tumors ulcers urine usually uterus various vascular veins vessels walls