The Stomach in Its Morbid States Being a Practical Enquiry Into the Nature And
The Stomach in Its Morbid States Being a Practical Enquiry Into the Nature And
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136 PARKER ON THE STOMACH.
expectoration which existed at the commencement of disease had now ceased, and the cough was perfectly dry. To these symptoms were now added diarrhoea and tenesmus.
The patient sunk into a state of stupor on the sixteenth day of disease, the looseness of the bowels, and the general distress and agitation, continuing.
Post-mortem examination. The lungs were adherent, but the adhesions were of old standing. Their substance was healthy, but congested. The stomach, in all... parts, inflamed, of a deep violet colour, approaching to blackness towards the cardiac portion. Spots, resembling ecchyrnoses in the greater curvature, with thin- ning of its coats in this situation. Redness, at intervals, of the mucous membrane of the intestines.
Remarks. In these three cases, which are detailed at great length by Broussais, he confesses himself ignorant as to the true nature of the disease, till the autopsy revealed it to him. He had a suspicion of the nature of the last case, and, acting upon this, abstained from the use of stimulating expectorant remedies, which had aggravated the condition of the two first patients.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
136 PARKER ON THE STOMACH.
expectoration which existed at the commencement of disease had now ceased, and the cough was perfectly dry. To these symptoms were now added diarrhoea and tenesmus.
The patient sunk into a state of stupor on the sixteenth day of disease, the looseness of the bowels, and the general distress and agitation, continuing.
Post-mortem examination. The lungs were adherent, but the adhesions were of old standing. Their substance was healthy, but congested. The stomach, in all... parts, inflamed, of a deep violet colour, approaching to blackness towards the cardiac portion. Spots, resembling ecchyrnoses in the greater curvature, with thin- ning of its coats in this situation. Redness, at intervals, of the mucous membrane of the intestines.
Remarks. In these three cases, which are detailed at great length by Broussais, he confesses himself ignorant as to the true nature of the disease, till the autopsy revealed it to him. He had a suspicion of the nature of the last case, and, acting upon this, abstained from the use of stimulating expectorant remedies, which had aggravated the condition of the two first patients.
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