Researches on pulmonary phthisis / from the French by Wm. Barrow.

  • Bayle, Gaspard Laurent, 1774-1816.
Date:
1815
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    CONTENTS. mh Observation. Chronic Pleurisy which resembled PlKliisis during the life of the patient; and which, at the time of opening the body, had the appearance of suppuration and complete destruction of the ^e 374 * Remarks on the preceding Observations, . . 379 4ls« Observation. Chronic Pleurisy—Appearance of total De- struction of the right Lung . . , 330 ' Reflections.—Influence of Chronic Inflammation on the developement of Tubercles . . , 333 4.'d Observation. Chronic Pleurisy of the right side taken f6r a Phthisis '. . . . .383 43d Observatiun. Chronic Pleurisy—Some Tubercles in the opposite side to the Pleurisy—One Lobe of the Lung seemed totally destroyed, though it was not even ulcerated .... 387 Reflections .on the connection of Pulmonary Phthisis with Fistula Ani .... 396 44</i Obsenation. Circumscribed Chronic Pleurisy, which by its symptoms, and even on opening the Body, might have been taken for a Pulmonary Phthisis . . . . . 397 45t/i Observation. Chronic Pleurisy, which might have been confounded with Phthisis before the Death of the Patient, and which, at the opening of the Body, might have passed for a large and deep Ulceration of the Lung . , . 405 Sect. VIII. Observations relative to dififerent Diseases that are often confounded with Phthisis . . 412 46th Observation. Chronic Peripneumony which resembled Phthisis ..... 415 Remarks—Tubercles combined with Chronic Inflamma- tion of the Lung .... 419 Reflections on the Catarrhal Affections which accompany Diseases of the Heart . . . 420
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