A System of Practical Medicine volume 1
A System of Practical Medicine volume 1
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Hence the dyspnoea, which may occur perhaj>s suddenly, and the change of pulse to one of marked feebleness and frequency. * Large, firm white clots are most fre- quently found in the right cavities. They interlace with the chordae teudiuese, lie even within the auriculo-ventricular opening, and send pro- longations into the pulmonary artery and the cavae. Associated with the white clots are dark, soft clots and fluid blood. The left cavities may be contracted and empty, or they may contain dark..., soft clots or white ante- mortem clots. Clots in the 'left ventricle are sometimes prolonged into the aorta as far as the brachio-cephalic branches, while those in the left auricle may extend to the pulmonary veins. If dilatation of the heart be so sreat that clots form in its cavities, speedy death is probable. Sometimes a patient passes through scarlet fever and appears in a fair way to recover, when he succumbs to some exhausting sequel distinct from the heart, and at the autopsy the heart is found dilated and
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hence the dyspnoea, which may occur perhaj>s suddenly, and the change of pulse to one of marked feebleness and frequency. * Large, firm white clots are most fre- quently found in the right cavities. They interlace with the chordae teudiuese, lie even within the auriculo-ventricular opening, and send pro- longations into the pulmonary artery and the cavae. Associated with the white clots are dark, soft clots and fluid blood. The left cavities may be contracted and empty, or they may contain dark..., soft clots or white ante- mortem clots. Clots in the 'left ventricle are sometimes prolonged into the aorta as far as the brachio-cephalic branches, while those in the left auricle may extend to the pulmonary veins. If dilatation of the heart be so sreat that clots form in its cavities, speedy death is probable. Sometimes a patient passes through scarlet fever and appears in a fair way to recover, when he succumbs to some exhausting sequel distinct from the heart, and at the autopsy the heart is found dilated and
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