. Diseases of the heart and thoracic aorta. Fig. 295.—(Right radial.) ;oz. Fig. 296.—(Left radial). Pi-essure i oz. Fig. 295 and 296.—Case of Multiple-Aneurisms.—, set. 64, admitted to theNewcastle Infirmary i8th February 1878, suffering from symptoms of intra-thoracic pressure. Died loth March. Post-mortem showed dilatation andsmall aneurism of aortic arch. Fusiform aneurisms of the innominate, leftcommon carotid and left subclavian arteries, just above their origins. Theaneurisms were filled with firm clots, through which a straight narrowchannel for the blood remained. On 8
. Diseases of the heart and thoracic aorta. Fig. 295.—(Right radial.) ;oz. Fig. 296.—(Left radial). Pi-essure i oz. Fig. 295 and 296.—Case of Multiple-Aneurisms.—, set. 64, admitted to theNewcastle Infirmary i8th February 1878, suffering from symptoms of intra-thoracic pressure. Died loth March. Post-mortem showed dilatation andsmall aneurism of aortic arch. Fusiform aneurisms of the innominate, leftcommon carotid and left subclavian arteries, just above their origins. Theaneurisms were filled with firm clots, through which a straight narrowchannel for the blood remained. On 8th March the patient was worse ; the oedema had returned. Atthe time of my visit he was seized with a severe rigor, during which thetemperature rose to io52 Fahr. On gth March he spat up some muco- purulent matter mixed withblood. The base of the neck was very hard and brawny, and the skinhad a red, erythematous appearance. , 736 Diseases of the Heart. On loth March he died. Y\ was made twenty-seven hours after death.
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