De prima tuberculorum formatione et sede : historia tuberculorum peritonaei adjecta ; dissertatio inauguralis pathologica ... Universitate Friderica Guilelma ut summi in medicina et chirurgia honores rite sibi concedantur die XX. mens. Augusti a. MDCCCXXXVI / publice defendet auctor Henricus Josephus Portz.

  • Portz, Henricus Josephus, 1811-
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1836
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Credit: De prima tuberculorum formatione et sede : historia tuberculorum peritonaei adjecta ; dissertatio inauguralis pathologica ... Universitate Friderica Guilelma ut summi in medicina et chirurgia honores rite sibi concedantur die XX. mens. Augusti a. MDCCCXXXVI / publice defendet auctor Henricus Josephus Portz. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    sumto nervo9 ad vomicac margincm siraul cum vasis terminari invcnit, ita ut „in cartilaginis vcl ccllulosac <c- nacis spcciem transiissc viderentur, atque ulterius pcr- sequi et distinguerc non potuit. In alterius vomicac marginem ramos aliquot plcxus pulmonalis persequi con- tigit, qui per vomicae parietcm illo loco fcre cartilagi- neum penetrabant, ct in niarginc tcrminabantur. Qui- dam rami inflammati erant, ita nt vasculis cora imple- tis pluribus instructi esscnt, magis rubcrcnt, auctuinquc simul ambitum cxhibcrent. Concludit ex his, ncrvos aeque ac vasa sanguifora suppnrationc consumi (1). — Vasa lympliatica. In superficie pulmonis non longe a trachca (uber- culum crat exiguum, nigrum, quale vulgo calcuhun con- tinerc solet, in quo plura vasa lymphati.-a terminabau- tur, quae partim tubcrculum penotrabant, partitn mor- curium injectum in tuberculum effundobaiit, ita ut, si- mulac mercurius tubcrculum intravit, spontc eftluorot. Concludi ox his potest, etiam vasa iymphatica ulce- ratione corripi, coque facilius fieri, ut materics tuhcrcu- losa vasorum lymphaticorum actione ultcrius pro- grcdiatur. BROACIIIA. In tubercula miliaria aliquando ramulus minor bron- chiorum transire et tcrminari Schroedcro videbatur, quae tubercula vulgo cxtcrne bronchiorum ramulis adhaoro- bant. Si quod tubcrculum supptiralionc consiiinilur, (1) cf. Swan, Lokalkrankheiten tler Nerren ; uliers. Ton Dr. Fran ke, pag. 79.