Elements of surgical pathology / by Augustus J. Pepper.

  • Pepper, Augustus J. (Augustus Joseph)
Date:
1890
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Credit: Elements of surgical pathology / by Augustus J. Pepper. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Chap. I.] Inflammation: o infla^^^*'°''■ ^^l, ^^^ ^^^'^ ^^^'^^d that nflammation was the consequence of an increase in the attraction the tissues were supposed to have for the blood-plasma which nourished tliem : and that the minediate cause of this was a stimulus acting on the Svitv * *° ^^ formative hk < ^ii ,^^^<=^^07,madethis hypothesis the basis of his cellular pathology. One fact, however, is suffi- cient o negative it, viz. that inflammatory e;udation from the vessels may take place even when the con ~ct4-ti^ 2;£.J^-^^^ explain in some measure the discrepancy in the state' cells found in inflamed tissues; what was considered of restra nine/ the nndnp ..n ^^reases, the power of the blood fnto the s n-^ ^ T^^ '^^ constituents in other Jr u V^^^^^^ l^^^omes less ; The capillary bC X*^^^^^ i« established.' lived mitial^ecdl^trolt' ^ T^'^'r''^''- greater dilatation of the arterIes°now 2 cbmmution in the rate of fln ' .^^ ^ marked ^hiht that in the .ni hu-, ' ''^''^ ^'^i^^. tilt capillaues necessarily participates