Experimental and practical researches on inflammation, and on the origin and nature of tubercles of the lungs / [William Addison].

  • Addison, William, 1802-1881
Date:
1843
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Credit: Experimental and practical researches on inflammation, and on the origin and nature of tubercles of the lungs / [William Addison]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ON THE ORIGIN AND NATURE OF TUBERCLES IN THE LUNGS. I. Human Blood Corpuscles.—1. Red Corpuscles 2. Colourless Corpuscle. S. Molecules and Gra¬ nules. 4. Fibrine. II. Pus Corpuscles. III. Blood Corpuscles, and Lymph Globules of the Frog. IV. Inflammation. V. Cells.— Vegetable: Flower, fruit, leaf, pollen grains, spores. Animal: Vesicles of the liver, epithelium, animalcules, colourless blood corpuscles. VI. Jeriferous Structure of the Lungs. VII. Tubercles. The researches forming the subject of the following memoir were commenced., and many of the results committed to paper,* previously to the perusal of Dr. Martin Barry’s “ Memoirs on the Corpuscles of * London Medical Gazette, December, 1840, and January, 1841, u On the Colourless Globules in the Buffy Coat of the Blood.’’ B