Transactions of the Pathological Society of London
Transactions of the Pathological Society of London
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11, we have an instance of the aortic and mitral valve flAps being ulcerated simultaneously. In case six, it is worthy of notice, that along with ulceration of one of the aortic valve flaps, some of the tendinous cords distributed to the mitral B^;ments were ulcerated, these segments themselves were, however, not ulcerated, but only thickened. Case twenty-one is singular in shewing ulceration, and this to a very great degree, of the posterior curtain of the mitral valve. In all the other cases ...in which the mitral valve was so affected, it was as regards the anterior curtain alone.
Of the twenty-one, there are only one or two cases, in which ulceration of the affected valve was uncomplicated by any other change. This might have been anticipated, because even when actually recent, it could hardly be that ulcera- tion advancing mostly to perforation, could go on in a single part of the valve's surface, without, at any rate, some thicken- ing from inflammatory exudation taking place around.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11, we have an instance of the aortic and mitral valve flAps being ulcerated simultaneously. In case six, it is worthy of notice, that along with ulceration of one of the aortic valve flaps, some of the tendinous cords distributed to the mitral B^;ments were ulcerated, these segments themselves were, however, not ulcerated, but only thickened. Case twenty-one is singular in shewing ulceration, and this to a very great degree, of the posterior curtain of the mitral valve. In all the other cases ...in which the mitral valve was so affected, it was as regards the anterior curtain alone.
Of the twenty-one, there are only one or two cases, in which ulceration of the affected valve was uncomplicated by any other change. This might have been anticipated, because even when actually recent, it could hardly be that ulcera- tion advancing mostly to perforation, could go on in a single part of the valve's surface, without, at any rate, some thicken- ing from inflammatory exudation taking place around.
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