The pathology of influenza

The autopsy was held four hours after death. The body was markedly emaciated. The peritoneal cavity and its contents appeared normal, though the liver was low. The right pleural...

As might be expected from the gross appearance, the alveoli vary in size. At times slightly collapsed and at other times overdistended, their lumina are still the seat of the in...

24. Cheesman, T. M., and Meltzer, S. J.: An Experimental Study of the Direct Inoculation of Bacteria into the Spleen of Living Animals; and a Contribution to the Knowledge of th...

The most important extrapulmonary lesions in influenza are those of the hematopoietic and the vascular systems. The first are typical of a general non-suppurative, inflammatory...

In this stage of the disease the respiratory change is characterized by a localization of the inflammatory process with cellular invasion of the exudate. Pneumonia results, vary...

There is considerable evidence to support the view that the disease spreads from bronchus to bronchus, and in keeping with this view, various stages in the inflammatory processe...

The present volume is the fourth work published by the Yale University Press on the Anthony N. Brady Memorial Foundation, which was established June 15, 1914, by members of the...

The similarity between the acute lesions of influenzal pneumonia and those following the inhalation of poisonous gases led to the prediction, in the early studies, that if the p...

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This condition has been met with more frequently in other localities. Stone and Swift (138) report it in a high percentage of their cases. Lamb and Brannin (77) encountered it s...