...tendency to extravasation. The deteriorated blood which is thus extravasated in the labyrinth-like canals, coagulates, becomes solid, and produces pulmonary...either the nature of the disease, or of the organ aflected." CASE IV. — CHRONIC BRONCHITIS. A married lady, aged forty, of a fair complexion, with...

...tuberciilos persons i ban a moist one." M. Laenuec, the most distinguished authority of France, nays: "The cure of consumption, when the lungs are not completely disorganized, ought not to be looked upon aa at all impossible in reference either to the nature of the disease or the organs affected. The destruction...

...patient can be constantly in the open air. M. baeiiuec, the most distinguished authority of France, says: "The cure of consumption, when the lungs are not completely disorganized, ought not to lie looked upon as at all impossible in reference either to the nature of the disease or the organs...

...tuberculosis, and the changes that occur in arrested foci, as follows: I think that the cure of consumption ought not to be looked upon as at all impossible in reference to the nature of diseases, or of the organ affected." Since Laenneo's time observations of all kinds have...