A Text book of Pathology Systematic Practical volume 1
A Text book of Pathology Systematic Practical volume 1
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) The explana- 332 TRANSUDATIONS AND EXUDATIONS DROPSY PART n tion given by Lewis (No. 177), Manson (No. 176, xiii. 30; xiv. 1; xviii. 31 ; xx. 13), and others of the cause of the disease is that the lymphatic vessels and lymph glands become occluded through the pre- sence of the parent parasite, the embryos, and the ova.
The scrotum or leg, as the case may be, is much swollen, and the bundles of areolar tissue become widely separated by irregularly- shaped spaces, filled with albuminous liquid..., containing a few lymph corpuscles and the embryo parasites. These spaces are in reality dilated lymphatic vessels.
As to whether the obstructive theory, above referred to, be tenable or not, there may be some difference of opinion. From experimental evidence already quoted (Sect. 238), it seems that the obstruction of the entire lymphatic trunks of a limb alone is not sufficient to cause oedema. Whether a continuous and progressive plugging of these by the embryo parasites, extending over many months, may not bring about the result, seems as yet not to have been disproved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) The explana- 332 TRANSUDATIONS AND EXUDATIONS DROPSY PART n tion given by Lewis (No. 177), Manson (No. 176, xiii. 30; xiv. 1; xviii. 31 ; xx. 13), and others of the cause of the disease is that the lymphatic vessels and lymph glands become occluded through the pre- sence of the parent parasite, the embryos, and the ova.
The scrotum or leg, as the case may be, is much swollen, and the bundles of areolar tissue become widely separated by irregularly- shaped spaces, filled with albuminous liquid..., containing a few lymph corpuscles and the embryo parasites. These spaces are in reality dilated lymphatic vessels.
As to whether the obstructive theory, above referred to, be tenable or not, there may be some difference of opinion. From experimental evidence already quoted (Sect. 238), it seems that the obstruction of the entire lymphatic trunks of a limb alone is not sufficient to cause oedema. Whether a continuous and progressive plugging of these by the embryo parasites, extending over many months, may not bring about the result, seems as yet not to have been disproved.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David James Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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