The Morbid Anatomy of Some of the Most Important Parts of the Human Body
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V. p. 409 and 410.
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various projecting masses, and seemed pretty firm in its texture.
Elongations of the inner Membrane.
I have also known the inner membrane of the bladder elongated iii somip parts, so as to forin irregular processes.
These when cut into, were found to consist of a consid* erable quantity of cellular membrane, intermixed with a little fat. The process producing such an appearance was probably a slow one, and was probably also not attended with pain.... If these elongations were to be situated at a dismncefrom the neck of the bladder, they would probably not produce any inconvenience; but if situated near the neck of the bladder, they might occasion extreme difficulty in making water, aiid even lay the foundation of a *fatal disease.
Veins of the inner Membrane of the Bladder enlarged^ and varicose.
Some instances have occurred in which the veins of the inner membrane of the bladder have become enlarged and varicose, similar to the enlargement of the veins of the lower part of the rectum, in ()iles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V. p. 409 and 410.
Digitized by Google 188 . ^ .
various projecting masses, and seemed pretty firm in its texture.
Elongations of the inner Membrane.
I have also known the inner membrane of the bladder elongated iii somip parts, so as to forin irregular processes.
These when cut into, were found to consist of a consid* erable quantity of cellular membrane, intermixed with a little fat. The process producing such an appearance was probably a slow one, and was probably also not attended with pain.... If these elongations were to be situated at a dismncefrom the neck of the bladder, they would probably not produce any inconvenience; but if situated near the neck of the bladder, they might occasion extreme difficulty in making water, aiid even lay the foundation of a *fatal disease.
Veins of the inner Membrane of the Bladder enlarged^ and varicose.
Some instances have occurred in which the veins of the inner membrane of the bladder have become enlarged and varicose, similar to the enlargement of the veins of the lower part of the rectum, in ()iles.
What to read after The Morbid Anatomy of Some of the Most Important Parts of the Human Body?
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