A descriptive catalogue of the Pathological Museum of the London Hospital.

  • London Hospital Medical College. Pathological Museum.
Date:
[1890]
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Credit: A descriptive catalogue of the Pathological Museum of the London Hospital. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Vll Series IV.—NECROSIS AND GANGRENE. Necrosis.—Coagulative Necrosis, Caseation, Softening. Thrombi in Heart or Vessels : 79, 80, 81. Embolic or Thrombic Necrosis : 82, 83. Progressive Necrosis (Mycotic): 84, 85. Gangrene. v Mummification: 86, 94. Moist Gangrene: 87. ■ . • Removal of Dead parts, and Repair. Cicatrisation after absorption : 88. Separation of bony Sequestra : 89, 90. Encystment: 91,92. Detachment of Eschar: 93. Separation of Mortified parts : 94. Series V.—INFLAMMATION AND ITS RESULTS. Inflammatory Lesions. Exudation. Fibrinous, Coagulable: 95-99. Purulent: I CO. Connective Tissue new Growth : 101-103. Inflammation with Necrosis of Tissues : 104-108. Abscess: 109-112. Separation of Sequestrum : 113. Reparative Processes and Sclerosis consecutive to Inflammation. Adhesion of Parts. Of Serous surfaces: 114-116. Ankylosis of Joints : 117, 118. Valvular Stenosis: 119. Cirrhosis, Sclerosis, Contraction : 120-123. After Necrosis and separation of Dead parts. Encapsulation : 124. Cavity, sinus, or fistula: 124. Degenerative Changes in Inflammatory Products. Coagulative Necrosis of Exudation : 125. Caseation and Cretification of Tissue : 124. Calcification of Inflammatory growth : 126. Uratic deposit: 127. Changes in Form or Structure of Parts due to Inflammatory Lesions. Dilatation or Bulging : 128, 129. Contraction, with thickening and induration : 130, 131. Fibrillation in chronic Rheumatic Arthritis: 132. Ulceration: 133.