Principles of surgery, for the use of chirurgical students / by John Pearson. Part the first.

  • Pearson, John, 1758-1826.
Date:
1788
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Credit: Principles of surgery, for the use of chirurgical students / by John Pearson. Part the first. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    of interftitial fluid, a neceflary confequence of arterial irritation, muft alfo contribute to augment the obftrudion, and to give bulk to the difeafed part. V. It is very probable, that a true inflammation is principally feated in tlie blood veflels which are pof- fefled of a Syfl:ole and Diafl:ole, and that are more immediately afleded by the heart's motion. VL when the immediate feat of Inflammation is afligned to the liv- ing folids, the humoral Pathology is not thereby meant to be rejedted. Every conflderable change in the properties and relative quantity of the fluids, produces an alteration in the motions, tenflon, and fenflbi- lity of the moving vital folids; and every great derangement of vafcular acSion, has a proportionate influence upon