. Transactions of the American Climatological and Clinical Fin. 4.—Diagram of ventral view of Fig. 2. Shows enormously enlarged lymphglands, and an abnormal right bronchial artery, being here a branch of the leftbronchial artery. Its relations to enlarged lymph glands are to be noted. cadaver, the history of which was unknown, but the appear-ance of the lungs showed beyond a shadow of a doubt thatthe cause of death was acute lobar pneumonia, the upper andlower lobes of the right lung being in the stage of grey 344 W. F. R. PHILLIPS hepatization, and the middle lobe showing marked
. Transactions of the American Climatological and Clinical Fin. 4.—Diagram of ventral view of Fig. 2. Shows enormously enlarged lymphglands, and an abnormal right bronchial artery, being here a branch of the leftbronchial artery. Its relations to enlarged lymph glands are to be noted. cadaver, the history of which was unknown, but the appear-ance of the lungs showed beyond a shadow of a doubt thatthe cause of death was acute lobar pneumonia, the upper andlower lobes of the right lung being in the stage of grey 344 W. F. R. PHILLIPS hepatization, and the middle lobe showing marked hyper-cemia. The specimen being prepared primarily for museumpurposes and forming one of a series of coronal sections of. Fig. 5.—Diagram of sagittal section, one inch to left of medial plane of lungof adult negro, male, age about 30 years; cause of death, rupture of superiormesenteric vein, lung normal, except that largest lymph gland shows two caseousareas, indicated by lighter shading. Particular attention is called to the relationsof the bronchial arteries to the bronchi and lymph BV—Blood-vessels, pulmonary arteries and veins, cut obliquely. A—Bronchial arteries. Br—Bronchi. LG—Lymph glands. the same cadaver, I did not feel that I could despoil it to seekfor evidence as to the validity of my present hypothesis. Itis presented here simply to show the marked enlargement of
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