Pathological researches : Essay I : On malformations of the human heart : illustrated by numerous cases, and five plates, containing fourteen figures : and preceded by some observations on the method of improving the diagnostic part of medicine / by J.R. Farre, M.D.

  • Farre, J. R. (John Richard), 1775-1862.
Date:
1814
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Credit: Pathological researches : Essay I : On malformations of the human heart : illustrated by numerous cases, and five plates, containing fourteen figures : and preceded by some observations on the method of improving the diagnostic part of medicine / by J.R. Farre, M.D. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONTENTS. Page Advertisement ------------- v — xi Introduction ----- xiii — xv I. Malformations of the Heart, or of its Arteries, mingling Black with Red Blood. I. 1. Single Heart, I. 1. a. Two Pulmonary Branches from the Aorta - - - 2 — 5 I. 1. b. One Pulmonary Branch from the Aorta - - - Q I. 1. c. Heart transposed. The Aorta and Pulmonary Artery branching from a common Trunk ----- (3 3 I 2. Imperfect Double Heart. I. 2. a. Unclosed Foramen Ovale -------- 3 — jq I. 2. b. Dilated Foramen Ovale, or Imperfect Septum Au- ricularum ------------- \q I. 2. c. Dilated Foramen Ovale, with an Open Ductus Ar- teriosus -------------- 11 j3 I. 2. d. Ostium Arteria Pulmonalis communicating with both Ventricles ------------- 13 — ]g I. 2. e. Dilated Foramen Ovale, and Contracted Ostium Arteria Pulmonalis - - - - - - - - - 16 — 13 I. 2. f. Dilated Foramen Ovale, with an Open Ductus Ar- teriosus, and Impervious Ostium Arteries, Pulmonalis 18 — 20 I. 2. g. Perforation of the Septum Ventriculorum - - - 20 I. 2. h. Ostium Aorta, communicating with both Ventricles 21 — 28 I. 2. t. Transposition of the Aorta and Pulmonary Artery 28 — 31 a2