Num ganglia abdominalia inflammata sin aut mutata in typho, quem dicunt, abdominali : dissertatio inauguralis pathologica ... / auctor Michael Guil. Hubertus Rey.

  • Rey, Hubert.
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1838
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    mortuus. Omnes glandulae mcscraicae fuere tuberculosae et admodum tumidae, ganglia plexus solaris solito majora, praecipue semilunare crassius et longius. — Tubercula parva in nonnullis cadaveribus se depre- hendisse tradit Lobstein, gangliis semilunaribus insi- dentia, et ope telae cellulosae brevis ipsis adnexa (1). Iiacc corpuscula invenit in plexu solari hominis colica satur- nina peremti, tum in cadavere viri scirrho ventriculi mortui, quap nil aliud nisi glandulae lymphaticae fuisse videntur. - i Dr. Ilasler duas refert observationes neuromatum, quae autem ad constituendam certam diagnosin nullius momenti esse possunt. In priore casu enim praeter in- tumesccntiam ganglii cervicalis primi similes tumores in canali spinali sunt inventi, et plurima symptomata observata ab ista medullae affectione derivari debcnt(2). De sectione haec apponit. In coi*porc gracili nec pingui extrinsecus l nil erat insigne, nisi mollis tumor in dextro latere colli et iu exteriore quidem laryngis superficie, qui accura- tius indagatus intumescentia ganglii cervicalis supremi dilucide apparebat, membrana serosis membranis simili circumdatus, in parte inferiori substantiam granosam, quod ad consistentiam tumoribus fibrosis similem, con- tinebat; nervorum fila nulla apparebant; truncus nervi sympathici, nec non cerebri et medullae dorsalis nervi cum| neuromate anastomosin ineuntes et ipsi tumefacti ean- dem structuram offerebant. Columna vertebrali dissecta,» similes tumores in ejus canali sunt reperti, qui in su-« (1) Op. cit. §. 157. (2) Diss. «le neuromate von Dr. Hasler. Turici 1835, S.f 10 et sqq.
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