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... exudate , and we speak of the condition as " serous inflammation . " This fluid is really not serum , but is liquor sanguinis . We find serum in passive congestion , not in active hyperæmia . It 36 A MANUAL OF SURGERY .
... exudate , and we speak of the condition as " serous inflammation . " This fluid is really not serum , but is liquor sanguinis . We find serum in passive congestion , not in active hyperæmia . It 36 A MANUAL OF SURGERY .
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... exudate , producing tension . This tension may be so great as to produce sloughing . Classification of Inflammations . - The various forms of inflammations are— ( 1 ) Simple or common , that which is due to any ordinary traumatic ...
... exudate , producing tension . This tension may be so great as to produce sloughing . Classification of Inflammations . - The various forms of inflammations are— ( 1 ) Simple or common , that which is due to any ordinary traumatic ...
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... exudate contains many red blood- cells , as in strangulated hernia and in black small - pox ; ( 16 ) croupous , when an inflammation produces upon the surface of a membrane a fibrinous exudate which cannot be organized ( aplastic lymph ) ...
... exudate contains many red blood- cells , as in strangulated hernia and in black small - pox ; ( 16 ) croupous , when an inflammation produces upon the surface of a membrane a fibrinous exudate which cannot be organized ( aplastic lymph ) ...
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... exudate ; to irritation of nerves ; or to inflammation in the nerves them- selves , producing cellular changes . Pain varies in degree and in character . In serous membranes it is acute and lancinating , like dagger - thrusts ; in ...
... exudate ; to irritation of nerves ; or to inflammation in the nerves them- selves , producing cellular changes . Pain varies in degree and in character . In serous membranes it is acute and lancinating , like dagger - thrusts ; in ...
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... exudate . In inflammation with fever the proportion of fibrin in the blood rises from 4 in 1000 to at least 8 in 1000. The fibrin ferment is contained in the white corpuscles ; it is liberated as the corpuscles break up in the exudate ...
... exudate . In inflammation with fever the proportion of fibrin in the blood rises from 4 in 1000 to at least 8 in 1000. The fibrin ferment is contained in the white corpuscles ; it is liberated as the corpuscles break up in the exudate ...
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