. Internal medicine; a work for the practicing physician on diagnosis and treatment, with a complete Desk index. rn-i. o64 — Bulging of the anterior wallof the chest in a case of mediastinal tumor.—Jefferson Hospital. Fig. 365.— .\bscess of the chest walL-Hospital. -Jeflferson pain is intense and persistent, and there are grave constitutional Empyema. — Intrathoracic pulsating empyemata give rise tomore or less diffuse pulsation upon the left side in the anterolateral aspectof the chest. The signs of pleural effusion are present, the heart is usuallydisplaced to the right, a
. Internal medicine; a work for the practicing physician on diagnosis and treatment, with a complete Desk index. rn-i. o64 — Bulging of the anterior wallof the chest in a case of mediastinal tumor.—Jefferson Hospital. Fig. 365.— .\bscess of the chest walL-Hospital. -Jeflferson pain is intense and persistent, and there are grave constitutional Empyema. — Intrathoracic pulsating empyemata give rise tomore or less diffuse pulsation upon the left side in the anterolateral aspectof the chest. The signs of pleural effusion are present, the heart is usuallydisplaced to the right, and Traubes semilunar space modified. Empyemanecessitatis, when the tumor is in relation with the heart and pulsates,may simulate aneurism. The signs of left-sided pleural effusion, the factthat the tumor diminishes upon inspiration and increases upon expiration,the absence of heaving, forcible impulse, and diastolic shock, of thepressure symptoms incident to aneurism, and of tracheal tugging areconclusive. Aortic Stenosis.—A systolic murmur and thrill may suggestaneurism, but a consideration of th
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