Practical observations on certain diseases of the chest, and on the principles of auscultation / by Peyton Blakiston.

Date:
1848
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    TABLE OF CASES. CASE PA&E I. Laceration of the endocardium and muscular fibres of the left auricle of the heart . . . . . .05 II, Laceration of the inner and middle coats of the aorta . . ib. III. Aneurism springing from the root of the aorta, and bursting within the pericardium . . . . .78 IV. Aneurism springing from the root of the aorta, and bursting within the pericardium . . . . .79 V. Aneurism springing from the concavity of the arch of the aorta, adhering to and bursting within the pericardium . . 80 VI. Anem’ism of the arch of the aorta communicating with the trachea 81 VII. Aneurismal pouch springing from the arch of the aorta, and com- pressing the right bronchus . . . .83 VIII. Mixed aneurism of the thoracic aorta, communicating with the left lung, and compressmg the recuiTent nerve . . ib. IX. Sacculated aneurism of the descending aorta, compressmg the left bronchus, and communicating with the trachea . . 87 X. Aneurismal pouch springing from the upper and right portion of the arch of the aorta, and compressing the trachea and the upper branch of the right bronchus . . .88 XI. Dilated aneurism of the arch of the aorta, compressing the supe- rior vena cava . . . . ,91 XII. Aneurism of the thoracic aorta—Relief . . .92 XIII. Mixed aneurism springing from the concavity of the arch of the aorta . . . . . .93 XIV. Sacculated aneurism springing from the ascending portion of the arch of the aorta and bursting externally ■ . .96 XV. Aneurism of the pulmonary artery—Constriction of the aorta, &c. 98 XVI. Aneurismal pouch springing from the right side of the ascending aorta—Right pleuritic effusion . . .99 XVII. Aneurism of the arch of the aorta—Relief . . 101 XVIII. Dilated aneurism of the arch of the aorta, communicating with the left lung, and bursting into the left pleui’al cavity . 102 XIX. Sacculated aneuiusm springing from the ascending aorta, and burst- ing into the left pleural cavity . . . 104 XX. Aneurism of the arch of the aorta—Relief , . 106 XXI. Saccrdated aneurism of the arch of the aorta—Relief . . 108 XXII, Sacculated aneurism springing from the ascending portion of the arch of the aorta—Relief—Death from bronchitis . 109 XXIII. Sacculated aneurism springing from the ascending aorta, and burst- ing into a tubercular cavity in the right lung . . 110 b
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