General and dental pathology with special reference to etiology and pathologic anatomy; a treatise for students and practitioners . Fig. 60.—Acute lobar pneumonia. Later stage. The air vesicles are filled with exu-date consisting of leucocytes, fibrin, and serum with a few epithelium cells. (Delafieldand Prudden.) pleuropneumonia. A blood examination shows , in intense intoxications a leucopenia is present. Paren-chymatous changes in the kidneys and heart may occur due tothe toxemia; albuminuria is frequent, and the chlorides are di-minished or absent from the urine during t
General and dental pathology with special reference to etiology and pathologic anatomy; a treatise for students and practitioners . Fig. 60.—Acute lobar pneumonia. Later stage. The air vesicles are filled with exu-date consisting of leucocytes, fibrin, and serum with a few epithelium cells. (Delafieldand Prudden.) pleuropneumonia. A blood examination shows , in intense intoxications a leucopenia is present. Paren-chymatous changes in the kidneys and heart may occur due tothe toxemia; albuminuria is frequent, and the chlorides are di-minished or absent from the urine during the disease, but usuallyreappear in excess during convalescence. Bronchopneumonia or Lobular Pneumonia Bronchopneumonia or lobular pneumonia is an acute inflamma-tion starting in the smaller bronchioles and extending to the aircells of the lungs, in which the exudate shows little or no ten-dencv to fibrin formation. About one-half of the lobular forms 162 GENERAL PATHOLOGY of pneumonia are due to the pneumococcus, either alone or as-sociated with the organisms mentioned under croupous pneu-monia. Any of the organisms mention
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