Elements of Pathological Anatomy

abdomen abscess acute affected alimentary appearance artery atrophy bladder blood body bone bowel brownish canal cause cavity cellular substance cellular tissue chronic coat color common commonly concretions considerable consistence cysts dense deposit dilated disease duodenum effusion encephaloid enlarged especially extends external extremely fatty fibres fibrin fibrous fluid follicles frequently gall-bladder gangrene gland gradually granulations grayish hemorrhage hepatic hypertrophy ileum inches indurated infiltrated inflammation inflammatory instances intestine irritation kidney lesion less liable liver lungs lymph mass matter morbid mucous membrane muscular natural observed occasionally occur opaque organ osseous ossification pale pancreas peritoneal peritoneum portion pulmonary purulent quantity rare rectum remarkably scirrhus seat seldom serous serous membrane serum shape soft softening sometimes spleen stomach structure submucous suppuration surface testicle texture thick thickened thin tion tube tubercles tubercular tumor tunics ulceration unfrequently urethra urinary urinary bladder urine usually uterus varies variety vascular vessels whitish yellowish