The Cleveland medical journal . ge in another leaflet of thesame valve. Monkeberg (11) reported two cases of bone formation inthe aorta. Bunting (13) described a new formation of true bone in the 726 The Cleveland Medical Journal much thickened intima and much atrophy of the media, with athrombus of an aorta. Von Schrotter (12) in 1901 found bone in an organizedthrombus in the anterior tibial artery and also in another case inthe intima of the crural artery. Brueger and Oppenheimer (14) described bone formation inthe plantar and peroneal vessels. Satterlee (15) reports a very interesting case


The Cleveland medical journal . ge in another leaflet of thesame valve. Monkeberg (11) reported two cases of bone formation inthe aorta. Bunting (13) described a new formation of true bone in the 726 The Cleveland Medical Journal much thickened intima and much atrophy of the media, with athrombus of an aorta. Von Schrotter (12) in 1901 found bone in an organizedthrombus in the anterior tibial artery and also in another case inthe intima of the crural artery. Brueger and Oppenheimer (14) described bone formation inthe plantar and peroneal vessels. Satterlee (15) reports a very interesting case of bone forma-tion in the aorta of a cockatoo. The whole of the vessel wasapparently occupied by bone formation with true bone absorption as well as bone formation was going on as evi-denced by some typical Howships lacunae. There was muchcalcium deposited in the media. Harvey (16), while studying experimental arteric sclerosisfollowing local irritation, observed in one specimen a formationof true bone in the Fig. 3. Bone and marrow formation. Hematoxylin and eosin x The following case is of especial interest on account of thecomplete thrombotic occlusion of the lower portion of the abdomi-nal aorta, as well as the formation of true bone with bone marrowin the aortic wall at the seat of the thrombus. Anatomical Diagnosis: Lakeside Hospital Autopsy— Ruh—Metaplastic Bone and Marrow Formation 727 Chronic endocarditis with stenosis and insufficiency of themitral and of the tricuspid valves; hypertrophy of the left heartand hypertrophy and dilatation of the right; moderate general ar-teriosclerosis with quite marked sclerosis of the lower portion ofthe aorta; atheroma, atheromatous ulceration, and calcification ofmedia; thrombosis of the aorta just above the bifurcation withextension of the thrombus into and completely occluding thecommon iliac arteries with a complete organization of the throm-bus ; ossification and the formation of bone marrow


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