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Show 58 Internal appearances. Iry‘i'anmzation, 710w progressive. jorem sanguinis copiam desirleranz'.--Iiz omnibus/21's morbis iii/7(Izzznzafio et congestio snguinis (Id 2162'1‘08 72022 causa morbi sed socium morbi Symptoma a!) 1])30 mm separandum, esse videtur. Two in- stances have already been adduced where under the most aggravated circumstances no inflammation or congestion could be traced in the brain after insanity and epilepsy. might be added. Many others In apoplexy, equal freedom from these traces has been very frequently n0ticed by the best observers both of our own and of other times and countries. Where one important organ is long'or vio- lently inflamed, that the vessels of others should frequently dilate is just what we might expect; and it is proved by dissections. Laennec, Dr. an active disciple of that school, which has lately exerted unexampled industry and talent in strengthening the foundations of 89‘ were delivered without accident, and the loehia flowed properly from the 3rd to the 18th day, when they were attacked with diarrhoea and pain in the bowels, and voided bloody mucus. Shooting pains in the head were felt. These. increased by degrees; phrenzy came on and was followed by stupor. Quickly repeated bleeiL ings (coup surcoup) with laxatives answered best-The uterus was constantly found naturalmintestines slightly inflamed-blood-vessels ot‘ the head much distended (Roar xx. 273)--ln 1746, scarce were the women in the hotel Dien delivered, when they were seized with ardent fever, lochia scanty--sharp cholicky pains" particularly in the region of the uterus-milk little or none-~repeate<.l bleedings successful-~death from the 4th to the 10th day after de livery-omentum gangrenous-uterns much medical science, gives an accurate series ot'dis- sectionsin peritonitis, from which the organs swoln and inflamed-all the parts near it more or less inflamed---ovaria full of pus-mainline col~ within the cranium appear to he sometimes much affected with inflammation or congestion; smnetimes in a statea little different from the natural; as For example, the arachnoid thickened lapsed in all-in those who held out longest, chest inflamed, and containing pus-~111ilk (lymph) efl‘used in the abdomen and chest; the and white towards the upper part of the hfmiw head of some being opened, slight inflamnn‘ition pheres. was observed on the membranes oi" the brain. (26. xxiii.) Dr. Clarke (022 pregnant}; p. 144') i"- says, Sometimes all is natural (Corriiszlr/j 499- V. 3) At Paris, in autumn £/~ ""4,- double-tertians succeeding to malignant revert», destroyed many women in child-bed. They irere that in low child-bed fever, he always found the contents of the cranium in a na- tural state. In simple pleurisy where there C 1: l3 |