Pathological anatomy of the brain, spinal cord, and their membranes : being a condensed description of the morbid appearances generally met with after death; with cases / by W.P. Cocks.

Date:: 1831

Credit: Pathological anatomy of the brain, spinal cord, and their membranes : being a condensed description of the morbid appearances generally met with after death; with cases / by W.P. Cocks. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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$]68 PAGE Erysipelas 47 Explanation of the plates 145 External appearance of the head and face 1 Falx cerebri 10 Fissures and fractures of tlie bones of the head 6 Flesh-like tumours in the brain ... 78 Fluid in the ventricles 98 in the skull and .spinal canal . . 17 Fornix 16 Fractures easily distinguished ... 28 of the bones during life . . ib. after death ih. of the spine 138 Fungus melanodes 85 of the velum interpositum . . 160 of the dura mater .... 36 Ganglionic nerves 140 Gangrene on the living body ... 3 dead ih. dry ih. Gland, Pacchionian 9 pineal 120 pituitary 121 Hanging, death by 50$