. The Medical and Surgical History of the War of the Rebellion. Part III, Volume I. (3rd Medical volume) . ls. At dark-nvl ami even hemorrhagic foci are occasionally found scattered throughout the substance of the organ. Infarction is generally con- 8. * •■■•tion, a wedge-shaped mass, having its base directed towards the splenic periphery. So long as the infarcted portion continues firm its tissue preserves its ability to ;rgo a progressive fading, shrinkage and isolation from the surrounding parts bv a dense capsule of connective tissue;but when the infarction is larg
. The Medical and Surgical History of the War of the Rebellion. Part III, Volume I. (3rd Medical volume) . ls. At dark-nvl ami even hemorrhagic foci are occasionally found scattered throughout the substance of the organ. Infarction is generally con- 8. * •■■•tion, a wedge-shaped mass, having its base directed towards the splenic periphery. So long as the infarcted portion continues firm its tissue preserves its ability to ;rgo a progressive fading, shrinkage and isolation from the surrounding parts bv a dense capsule of connective tissue;but when the infarction is large it is prone to become softened into a pultaceuus grayish-brown mass. If the capsular tissue has alrijadv been formedthe portion witiiin it, as a , alone disorganize.!, but if it is unformed the softening process may extend beyond the infarction and lead toperitonitis. According to the cells in t\w distended blood-paths of the spleen in typhoid cases resemble lymphoid cells changed in the samemanner as those of tiie intestinal and mesenteric glauds.* :See (0(^, page ^\
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