A Manual of Pathological Anatomy volume 4
A Manual of Pathological Anatomy volume 4
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The space occupied by the deposits varies considerably, but the first named of these forms of de- position occasionally extends so far as to cover the greater portion of one ventricle. The projections occupying the side next the heart frequently extend to the texture of the heart itself, displacing the muscular bundles, and appearing as if developed within them. The thick, round, nodular masses THE ORGANS OF CIRCULATION. 139 are generally observed in the neighbourhood of the sulcus transversali...s on the left side of the hearty being connected with an osseous concretion which usually has its seat at the margin of insertion of the mitral valve. They are consequences of a former state of endocarditis combined with pericarditis.
4. Tuberculosis of the Pericardium. — Tuberculosis rarely manifests itself in the pericardium in any other form than as a product of inflammation. Pericarditis gives rise to an exu- dation, whose peripheral coagula, after passing, wholly or in part, through various metamorphoses, merge into tubercle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The space occupied by the deposits varies considerably, but the first named of these forms of de- position occasionally extends so far as to cover the greater portion of one ventricle. The projections occupying the side next the heart frequently extend to the texture of the heart itself, displacing the muscular bundles, and appearing as if developed within them. The thick, round, nodular masses THE ORGANS OF CIRCULATION. 139 are generally observed in the neighbourhood of the sulcus transversali...s on the left side of the hearty being connected with an osseous concretion which usually has its seat at the margin of insertion of the mitral valve. They are consequences of a former state of endocarditis combined with pericarditis.
4. Tuberculosis of the Pericardium. — Tuberculosis rarely manifests itself in the pericardium in any other form than as a product of inflammation. Pericarditis gives rise to an exu- dation, whose peripheral coagula, after passing, wholly or in part, through various metamorphoses, merge into tubercle.
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