Practical pathology; a manual for students and practitioners . Fig. 154. —Section of a lung affected with tuberculous broncho-pneumonia injected with gelatin carmine. Stained with alum hasmateinand van Giesons stain. ( x 50.) a. Bronchus containing catarrhal exudation. d. Branch of pulmc^nary artery containing gelatin injection both of these structures there is well-marked cellular proliferation and infiltration ; a similar infiltration is seen along the line ofc. An interlobular septum.(/. Central caseous mass of the tuberculous broncho-pneumonic patch. e. Coagulative necroses see
Practical pathology; a manual for students and practitioners . Fig. 154. —Section of a lung affected with tuberculous broncho-pneumonia injected with gelatin carmine. Stained with alum hasmateinand van Giesons stain. ( x 50.) a. Bronchus containing catarrhal exudation. d. Branch of pulmc^nary artery containing gelatin injection both of these structures there is well-marked cellular proliferation and infiltration ; a similar infiltration is seen along the line ofc. An interlobular septum.(/. Central caseous mass of the tuberculous broncho-pneumonic patch. e. Coagulative necroses seen in broncho-pneumonic patches around central caseous Early catarrhal pneumonia. Note that the central part of the tubercle is now entirelyavascular. The infection seldom passes into the area ofcoagulative necrosis. be discerned. Around the caseous centre is a zone of air vesicles inwhich there is no caseation, but in which are evidences of catarrhal(§ 321) or acute fibrinous (§§ 312 and 313) pneumonic deposits; the CASEOUS BRONCHO-PNEUMONIC TUB
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