. Internal medicine; a work for the practicing physician on diagnosis and treatment, with a complete Desk index. culosis extendinjs; to the periphery of the limp;. Adhesionswith more or less thi(d<eninp; result. In the absence of protecting adhesionsa casoatinii; mass in the lunp; may pei-forate the visceral ))loura and causepyopiioumolhorax. linally IIum-o is a chronic adhesive pleurisy with jj;reatthickening and involvcMiKMd of the inlerlobar pleiiia and the lung the symptoiuatolotiN and (haunosis of 1 uberculous j)leurisy see of the Pericardium.—The proce
. Internal medicine; a work for the practicing physician on diagnosis and treatment, with a complete Desk index. culosis extendinjs; to the periphery of the limp;. Adhesionswith more or less thi(d<eninp; result. In the absence of protecting adhesionsa casoatinii; mass in the lunp; may pei-forate the visceral ))loura and causepyopiioumolhorax. linally IIum-o is a chronic adhesive pleurisy with jj;reatthickening and involvcMiKMd of the inlerlobar pleiiia and the lung the symptoiuatolotiN and (haunosis of 1 uberculous j)leurisy see of the Pericardium.—The process may Ije ].art of a gen-eral miliary tuberculosis, or latent in cases of chi-onic tuberculosis or otherchronic disease, or it may cause a chronic acilicsive pericarditis analogousto the more common chronic adhesive pleurisy. There are acute caseswith fibrinous or plastic, serofibrinous, hemorihagic, or purulent exudate,and the ordinary symptoms of pericarditis, in which, in the absence oftubei-culous disease elsewhere, the true nature of the process cannot berecognized inti-a vitani. (See Pericarditis.). Fig. 275.—Tuberculous peritoniiis. Outlini imliratrs a Lard ma>s wliicli was found on operation to consistof areas of nodules matting togetlier the intestines.—Rotch. Tuberculosis of the Peritoneum. — There may be diffuse miliarytuberculosis or circumscribed areas corresponding to tuberculous ulcera-tion of tho intestine, acute miliary tuberculosis -with serofibrinous orbloody exudate, chronic tuberculosis with agglomerations of tuberculoustissue undergoing caseation and necrosis, chronic proliferative or fibroidperitonitis with extensive adhesions and thickening of the capsule of theliver and spleen. The infection takes place by way of the intestines, espe-cially in children, and in adults is propagated from the Fallopian tubes orthe seminal vesicles, prostate, or testicle. In b)^ far the largest proportionof cases infection of the peritoneum is secondary to tuber
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