Applied pathology : being a guide to the application of modern pathological methods to diagnosis and treatment / by Julius M. Bernstein.

  • Bernstein, Julius M.
Date:
1913
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Credit: Applied pathology : being a guide to the application of modern pathological methods to diagnosis and treatment / by Julius M. Bernstein. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAPTEE I Introduction CHAPTEE II The Blood General description — Functions — Morphology — Serology— Chemical constituents — Salts in tissue respiration — Internal secretions—Toxins—Immune bodies—State of health dependent on blood—Deductions. CHAPTEE III Blood-Morphology Normalblood-count—Zewcof!/to«w,—digestive ; posthtemorrhagic ; inflammatory ; pyogenic ; in suppurations without pyrexia ; m diagnosing between typhoid and appendicitis ; in pneumonia- its prognostic value; in complications of typlioid fever; in pytemia—Lymphocytosis in children ; in typhoid ; in jnalaria ; in whooping-cough—Eosinophilia in parasitic infections—Leucopenia in typhoid ; starvation ; acute miliary tuberculosis. CHAPTEE IV LEUKiEMIA ......... Definition—Types—Chronic leuktemia ; Lymphannia; Myelaimia —Pseudo-leukajmia—Acute leukremia—Importance of blood ex- amination in diagnosing enlargements of spleen and lymph glands —Splenic anoeraia—Antemia in children—Etiology—Prognosis. CHAPTEE V Anemia .......... Definition—C/iZo?'o<ic type; hremoglobintemia—Pmucioiw type ; hremolysis—in hiEmorrhages—in septicitmia, plumbism, etc.— Morphological changes in red corpuscles—Cachexia simulating pernicious antemia—Syphilis — Polycijthmmia—Pallor—Coagula- tion of blood—Examination of live blood films.