A compend of diagnosis in pathological anatomy : with directions for making post-mortem examinations / by Dr. Johannes Orth ; tr. by Frederick Cheever Shattuck and George Krans Sabine ; rev. by Reginald Heber Fitz ; with numerous additions from ms. prepared by the author.

  • Orth, Johannes, 1847-1923.
Date:
1878
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Credit: A compend of diagnosis in pathological anatomy : with directions for making post-mortem examinations / by Dr. Johannes Orth ; tr. by Frederick Cheever Shattuck and George Krans Sabine ; rev. by Reginald Heber Fitz ; with numerous additions from ms. prepared by the author. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    PAGE (Myocarditis Aposteinatosa, Chronica Fibrosa; Chronic Aneurism of the Heart.) d. Tumors 127 (Gumma; Tubercle; Sarcoma; Myxosar- coma; Myoma; Carcinoma; Melanoma.) e. Entozoa 127 (Cysticercus; Echinococcus.) f. Congenital Malformation . . . .127 (Patency of the Foramen Ovale, and Ven- tricular Septum.) ß. Endocardium . . • . . . .127 (Subendocardial Fat; Haemorrhage.) a. Parietal Endocardium . . . . .128 (Endocarditis Chronica Fibrosa, Verrucosa, Ulcerosa; Acute Aneurism of the Heart.) b. Valvular Endocardium . . . . 128 (Endocarditis Valvularis, Basilaris, Chron- ica Fibrosa, Eetrahens, Chordalis, Ver- rucosa, Petrifica, Recurrens, Ulcerosa, Maligna; Acute Valvular Aneurism; Chronic Valvular Aneurism; Haematoma; Fenestration; Valvular Thrombosis.) y. Commencement of the Aorta and Coronary Arteries 132 (Coronary Arteries; Fatty Degeneration of the Intima; Endarteritis Chronica; Hypoplasia of the Aorta; Abnormal Origin of Coro- nary Arteries.) 8. Removal of the Lungs 132 a. Pulmonary Pleura . . . . . . . .133 (Inflammation; Tubercles; Cancerous Nodules; Local Necrosis; Lymphangitis.) b. External Examination of the Individual Lobes . . . 135 1. Size 135 2. Form 135 (Emphysema; Contraction.) 3. Color 135 (Slaty; Brown, etc.) 4. Distention with Air and Consistency . . . . 136 (Alveolar and Interstitial Emphysema.) c. Internal Examination 137 1. General Conditio?! and Appearance . . . . 138 (Quantity of Blood ; Color ; [Anthracosis;] Slaty and Brown Induration.)