... the pressure caused by the blood-clot which accumulates and the later cell-proliferation is apt to ... conditions is the same as elseAvhere. If pus accumulates, it must be evacuated as early as possible. ...

... division, the probability that the new elements chiefly accumulate by migration from the bloodvessels at once suggests ... the diphtheritic process in which a firm exudation accumulates on the surface of the mucous membrane, involving * ...

... is not worked up fast enough, conse- quently accumulates and accumulates until it is so engorged that it can' ... the yellow matter should not be allowed to accumulate, but should be let out from time to ...

... is only, however, when the mucus thus formed accumulates and oppresses the stomach, that the spasmodic pain ... off, both nutritive and excre- mentitious matter must accumulate in the blood in undue proportion, and induce ...

... changes in the fluids; congestive when the blood accumulates upon the internal organs, and malignant when they ... solid deposits. When transudations are unhealthy, they may accumulate in serous cavities or in cellular structures, and ...

... this disagreeable matter; and not allow it to accumulate there, and form these nauseous concretions; but ihe ... See Page 753. 812 DISEASES OF THE PLEURA. accumulates below that part; and if the whole lung ...

... corpuscles, are less freely absorbed, and con- sequently accumulate. We are, therefore, at no loss to account ... suffering the grosser, and particularly the earthy, to accumulate, overcharge the bones with this material. Remedial Hence ...

... as soon as the lactic acid begins to accumulate in the muscle. It is evident that if ... these movements cease, the biliary and other excretions accumulate and undergo putrefaction; the poisons are absorbed, the ...

... years only. These concretions will doubtless in time accumulate, and finally obstruct the passage of water though ... one place to another, and cause it to accumulate in those situations where their force abates, or ...

... they can then inflict, until the venom re-accumulates, may be no more serious than other punctured ... by Kowalewsky and Wyssotsky, show that frothy blood accumulates in the right side of the heart, mechanically ...