Notes for Students: Pathological Anatomy: A Guide in the Post-Mortem Room
we can see as likely to ensue in the mind of the unfortunate aspirant is total confusion. What could be made out of the following, for instance ??" Emphysema is caused by vesicles full of air." " Pneumonia or inflammation of the lungs begins with hyperemia or congestion, causing more or less redness ; is followed by red or gray hepatization : the first is exudation of lymph cells ; the second of pus cells into the air vesicles." " Tubercle is a pathological change in the tissue of the lung, that is, in the walls of the air vesicles, from which a permanent destruction of the tissue results." " The most common disease of the muscular tissue is the