Modern surgery, general and operative . Fig. gy.—Embolus impacted at bifurcatioa of abranch of the pulmonan- arter\- (Green). Fig. gS.—Diagram of a hemorrhagic infarct: obUterated by an embolus (e); v, vein filledwith a secondary thrombus (Jh); i, center of in-farct, which is becoming disintegrated; 2, area ofextravasation; 3, area of collaterall hyperemia(O. Weber). white infarction, seen in the brain and kidney, is not due to retrogression ofvenous blood, but is due to ischemia and resulting coagulation-necrosis. Aseptic embolus causes septic thrombosis and a septic infarction, and
Modern surgery, general and operative . Fig. gy.—Embolus impacted at bifurcatioa of abranch of the pulmonan- arter\- (Green). Fig. gS.—Diagram of a hemorrhagic infarct: obUterated by an embolus (e); v, vein filledwith a secondary thrombus (Jh); i, center of in-farct, which is becoming disintegrated; 2, area ofextravasation; 3, area of collaterall hyperemia(O. Weber). white infarction, seen in the brain and kidney, is not due to retrogression ofvenous blood, but is due to ischemia and resulting coagulation-necrosis. Aseptic embolus causes septic thrombosis and a septic infarction, and a septicinfarction is followed by suppuration and the production of a pyemic emboli of the systemic venous circulation usually lodge in the lungs ex-plains the occurrence of pulmonarv embolism after certain operations uponand during certain diseases of the regions drained by the systemic formed in vessels of the systemic circulation lodge most often in thelungs, brain, kidney, or spleen. It is because embo
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