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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    Alteram vomicam majorem Kolk observavit, „per quam vasa plurima transverse decurrebant; plurima eo- rum cera adhuc impleta erant; ramuli autem minores sive capillares floccorum adinstar vel snb forma lcvioris cellulolae cxterne truncis adhaerebant, concreti veroerant ct impervii, ut matcriam injectam iton admiserint; trunci vomicam perforantcs nullo parenchymate pulmonis cin- gcbanUir, nisi dcscriptis flocculis vasorum capillarium reliquiis, quod manifeste patuit, postquam frustulum mi- croscopii opc indagaverat. Ex his igitur argumcntari possumus, vasa minora prius concrcscere, quae concrctio sensim versus trun- cum licet diutius, quam illa, concrctioni resistentem pro- grcditur; haec autem concrctio iiiflammatione cfTicitur, qua fit, ut vasorum vasa simul inflammata lympham coa- gulabilcm in lumine seccrnant, undc truncus concrctis parietibus impervius rcdditur. Inflammatio vcro ct con- creiio vasornni simili modo cffici vidctur, atquc ca, quae vasorum ligatura cxcitatur. Nam juxtaposifionc mate- riae tuberculosae parictcs vasorum comprcssac irritan- tur atquc inflammaiitur; ad minora autem obliteranda quum minorc cxsudationc opus csse apparcat; facilc elucet, quomodo fiat, ut oblitcratio a ramulis minoribus vcrsus truncum proccdat (1). Si illa vasa vasorum sanguinem vehcre continuant; truncus nutriuientum adhuc accipit ct trabeculutn, quod vocafur, efTicit, quod Kolk scmcl utroquc fine clausum ct injecfis vasis vasorum cgrcgic coloratum invenif. Sin (1) cf. Stark, Clinical and Anatomical Observations and Fxueriments. uag. 128.