instance the pulmonary capillar<s>y<\s>ies belonging to
the Pulmonary system becoming in the slightest
degree injected - Moreover it will be found
that the injection also enters those larger Bron=
=chial veins, which accompany the Bronchial
tube and flows through them into the right
auricle, but in no case penetrates into the
left auricle, which it would certainly do,
were there any communication between the<s>m<\s>
Bronchial and the pulmonary vessels.
Examination of the
injected lungs.
Two pairs of lungs, then, having
been injected in the manner just
described, it remains to notice the appearances
which each present, when they are afterwards examined -
To begin with that, in which the Bronchial
arteries have been filled with the yellow
injection -
The veins found in the sub-pleural surface
have been already mentioned - and as much
has likewise been said, respecting those, which
accompany the larger Bronchial tubes, as
it is requisite to expatiate upon -
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- Author
- James Newton Heale
- Reference
- AP/43/4
- Series
- AP
- Date
- 1860
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Physiological Anatomy of the Lungs, 1860. From The Royal Society, AP/43/4
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