The pathology of influenza :: TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Introduction					9

I.	The Pathology of the Respiratory Tract in Influenza				13

		(A) Lesions of the Trachea and Bronchi			13

				(a) Gross Picture	13
				(b) Histological Picture	14
				(c) Summary	16

		(B) Lesions of the Lung			16

			(1) Acute Diffuse Fulminating Type		18

				(a) Gross Picture	18
				(b) Summary	19
				(c) Histological Picture	20
				(d) Summary	22

			(2) Localization and Necrotization of the Pneumonic Process		22

				(a) Gross Picture	22
				(b) Histological Picture	24
				(c) Summary	26

			(3) Organization of the Bronchiolar and Pneumonic Processes		26

				(a) Illustrative Protocols	27
				(b) Summary	30

II.	Influence of the Respiratory Complications of Influenza upon Tuberculosis of the Lung				32

				(a) Illustrative Protocols	32
				(b) Summary	33

III.	Extrarespiratory Lesions in Influenza				34

		(A) Lesions of the Hematopoietic System			34

				(a) Lymphadenoid Tissue	34
				(b) Spleen	35
				(c) Bone Marrow	35

		(B) Lesions of the Blood Vessels and Elsewhere in the Body			36

				(a) Vascular System	36
				(b) Skeletal System	36
FIG. II. AUTOPSY NO. 98. DRAWING OF A SECTION THROUGH A TRACHEA SHOWING NECROTIZING HEMORRHAGIC INFLAMMATORY PROCESS OF THE MUCOSA. Clyx.com