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Stomachs with catarrahs, ulcers and cancer
Catarracts: 87. Intense stomach catarrh with a small scar (A) and B. The spleen. 88. Chronic stomach catarrh with polypoid growths of the mucous membrane. A) The stomach lining. B) Pars pylorica. 89. Stomach with a cauldron-shaped scar, resulting from a stomach ulcer which has deformed the pancreas and destroyed the arteria pancreatica magna; this led to bleeding which killed the patient. 90. Stomach cancer. Appendicitis Fig. I. A piece of large intestine with the appendix and an abscess. 1.The ascending colon. 2. The caecum, with an ulcer. 3. The appendix. 4. The terminal part of the ileum (ileocecal valve). Fig. II. The same intestine opened up and dissected; the inflammation is visible from the inside as well as its cause, a number of bales of hardened faeces. Fig.III. The intestine after surgery. The entire caecum, together with the appendix, has been resected, and the wound has been sutured.
Bladder infections.82. Intense catarrh of the bladder and strictures (a)and b) of the urethra. 83. Bladder, with a mulberry-like stone. 84. Dissection of an egg-shaped stone extracted through the abdominal wall. 85. Conical stone, all around wedged in by two constriction of the bladder, discovered in the corpse of a woman.
Tuberculosis.134. Tuberculosis of the bladder: the bladder has been dissected; a large number of miniscule tubercles and two larger growths are visible in the severely reddened mucous membrane. 135. Tuberculosis of the spinal canal: the spinal canal has been opened up from behind, and a large tubercle is visible on the spinal cord. This exerts great
pressure on the spinal cord and the nerves branching off from it, which leads to diffuse paralysis. 136. Severe renal tuberculosis: the kidney is greatly enlarged, the renal pelvis is extended. The tissue is
interspersed with pasty knots and bulbs. The mucous membrane of renal
pelvis and urethra is infiltrated with growths.
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Catarracts: 87. Intense stomach catarrh with a small scar (A) and B. The spleen. 88. Chronic stomach catarrh with polypoid growths of the mucous membrane. A) The stomach lining. B) Pars pylorica. 89. Stomach with a cauldron-shaped scar, resulting from a stomach ulcer which has deformed the pancreas and destroyed the arteria pancreatica magna; this led to bleeding which killed the patient. 90. Stomach cancer. Appendicitis Fig. I. A piece of large intestine with the appendix and an abscess. 1.The ascending colon. 2. The caecum, with an ulcer. 3. The appendix. 4. The terminal part of the ileum (ileocecal valve). Fig. II. The same intestine opened up and dissected; the inflammation is visible from the inside as well as its cause, a number of bales of hardened faeces. Fig.III. The intestine after surgery. The entire caecum, together with the appendix, has been resected, and the wound has been sutured.
Bladder infections.82. Intense catarrh of the bladder and strictures (a)and b) of the urethra. 83. Bladder, with a mulberry-like stone. 84. Dissection of an egg-shaped stone extracted through the abdominal wall. 85. Conical stone, all around wedged in by two constriction of the bladder, discovered in the corpse of a woman.
Tuberculosis.134. Tuberculosis of the bladder: the bladder has been dissected; a large number of miniscule tubercles and two larger growths are visible in the severely reddened mucous membrane. 135. Tuberculosis of the spinal canal: the spinal canal has been opened up from behind, and a large tubercle is visible on the spinal cord. This exerts great
pressure on the spinal cord and the nerves branching off from it, which leads to diffuse paralysis. 136. Severe renal tuberculosis: the kidney is greatly enlarged, the renal pelvis is extended. The tissue is
interspersed with pasty knots and bulbs. The mucous membrane of renal
pelvis and urethra is infiltrated with growths.
See Colour Illustration (4)
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