The Pathology of Influenza, by M. C. Winternitz, Isabel M. Wason and Frank P. Mcnamara

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Author

Wason, Isabel M., 1890-

Title

The pathology of influenza

Credits

Produced by Richard Tonsing and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Language

English

LoC Class

RC: Medicine: Internal medicine

Subject

Influenza

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 58960

Release Date

February 24, 2019

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.THE PATHOLOGY OF INFLUENZA
2. 2.TABLE OF CONTENTS
3. 3.INTRODUCTION
4. 4.THE PATHOLOGY OF THE RESPIRATORY TRACT IN INFLUENZA — A. LESIONS OF THE TRACHEA AND BRONCHI — Gross Picture. — Histological Picture. — Summary. — B. LESIONS OF THE LUNG — (1) ACUTE DIFFUSE FULMINATING TYPE OF PNEUMONIA — Gross Picture. — Summary. — Histological Picture. — Summary. — (2) LOCALIZATION AND NECROTIZATION OF THE PNEUMONIC PROCESS — Gross Picture. — Histological Picture. — Summary. — (3) ORGANIZATION OF BRONCHIOLAR AND PNEUMONIC PROCESSES. — Summary.
5. 5.II. INFLUENCE OF THE RESPIRATORY COMPLICATION OF INFLUENZA UPON TUBERCULOSIS OF THE LUNG — Summary.
6. 6.III. EXTRARESPIRATORY LESIONS IN INFLUENZA — A. LESIONS OF THE HEMATOPOIETIC SYSTEM — Lymphadenoid Tissues. — Spleen. — Bone Marrow. — B. LESIONS OF THE BLOOD VESSELS AND ELSEWHERE IN THE BODY — C. MISCELLANEOUS LESIONS — Summary.
7. 7.IV. COMPARISON BETWEEN THE RESPIRATORY LESIONS OF INFLUENZA AND THOSE INITIATED BY THE INHALATION OF POISONOUS GASES — A. THE INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE VERSUS THE SYSTEMIC CAPACITY TO COMPENSATE — B. THE PRIMARY INJURY — C. THE TENDENCY TO ORGANIZATION OF BRONCHIOLAR AND ALVEOLAR EXUDATES — D. THE IMPORTANCE OF THE TRACHEA AND ITS RAMIFICATIONS AS A PROTECTIVE MECHANISM AGAINST INFECTION OF THE PULMONARY PARENCHYMA
8. 8.V. PECULIARITIES OF THE HISTOLOGY OF INFLUENZAL PNEUMONIA — A. THE EXTENT OF THE INITIAL PULMONARY LESION — B. THE HEMORRHAGIC EXUDATE — C. THE APLASTIC EXUDATE — D. THE HYALINE NECROSIS OF THE PULMONARY TISSUE — E. THE ORGANIZATION PROCESS
9. 9.VI. INFECTION AS A POSSIBLE ETIOLOGICAL FACTOR FOR MALIGNANT NEW GROWTHS
10. 10.VII. THE BACTERIOLOGY OF INFLUENZAL PNEUMONIA — A. ORGANISMS ASSOCIATED WITH INFLUENZAL PNEUMONIA — B. THE RELATION OF THE TYPE OF ORGANISM TO PLEURAL INVOLVEMENT — C. THE RELATION OF DIFFERENT ORGANISMS TO THE TYPE OF PNEUMONIA — D. SUMMARY AND DISCUSSION
11. 11.VIII. CONCLUSIONS
12. 12.BIBLIOGRAPHY
13. 13.TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES

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