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Excerpt from Pathology and Morbid AnatomyVarieties of Disease - Distinguishing, as we have done, the liv ing olganism from its surroundings or environment, we see at once that mum of disease may be roughly classified into (a) those arising out of defects 1n the original constitution of the individual, or hereditary dis ease, and (6) those produced by abnormal or hurtful external circum stances, or acquired disease. Thus, on the one band, a per...

Excerpt from An Introduction to Pathology and Morbid AnatomyBy disease is understood some deviation from the state Of health a deviation consisting for the most part in an alteration in the func tions, properties, or structure of some tissue or organ, owing to which its Office in the economy is no longer performed in accordance with the normal standard.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books...

Excerpt from An Introduction to Pathology and Morbid AnatomyBy disease is understood some deviation from the state Of health a deviation consisting for the most part in an alteration in the func tions, properties, or structure of some tissue or organ, owing to which its Office in the economy is no longer performed in accordance with the normal standard.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books...

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Excerpt from An Introduction to Pathology and Morbid Anatomy Dr. Green having asked me to edit this (the seventh) edition of his Text-book of Pathology and Morbid Anatomy, I have subjected it throughout to careful revision, and have, in many places, altered or rewritten portions, even of those chapters which I had revised or written for the sixth edition. Thus I have recast the chapter on Fatty Degeneration, made considerable changes in the a...

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Excerpt from Pathology and Morbid AnatomyVarieties of Disease - Distinguishing, as we have done, the liv ing olganism from its surroundings or environment, we see at once that mum of disease may be roughly classified into (a) those arising out of defects 1n the original constitution of the individual, or hereditary dis ease, and (6) those produced by abnormal or hurtful external circum stances, or acquired disease. Thus, on the one band, a per...

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