The document describes various circulatory disturbances observed in different organs including the heart, spleen, kidneys, liver, and lungs. White infarctions indicate older clots, while red infarctions are more recent. Thromboses are also described occurring in the heart, ventricles, aorta, and at aneurysm sites composed of coagulated blood. Aneurysms are further detailed as occurring sometimes in the late stage of syphilis with fibrin and blood cell components.
The document describes various circulatory disturbances observed in different organs including the heart, spleen, kidneys, liver, and lungs. White infarctions indicate older clots, while red infarctions are more recent. Thromboses are also described occurring in the heart, ventricles, aorta, and at aneurysm sites composed of coagulated blood. Aneurysms are further detailed as occurring sometimes in the late stage of syphilis with fibrin and blood cell components.
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The document describes various circulatory disturbances observed in different organs including the heart, spleen, kidneys, liver, and lungs. White infarctions indicate older clots, while red infarctions are more recent. Thromboses are also described occurring in the heart, ventricles, aorta, and at aneurysm sites composed of coagulated blood. Aneurysms are further detailed as occurring sometimes in the late stage of syphilis with fibrin and blood cell components.
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valve is white and is retracted to one side. Heart, The endocardial surface on the valve is white and is retracted to one side. Heart,
The endocardial surface on the
valve is white and is retracted to one side. Spleen, White Infarction. Spleen, White Infarction. Retracted, triangular kidney infarction. Its old and white type. Retracted, triangular kidney infarction. Its old and white type. Retracted, triangular liver infarction. Its old and white type. Retracted, triangular liver infarction. Its old and white type. Pulmonary infarction. Recent ones are usually of the red type(appear black/gray sometimes remain red). The old ones are white.
Also, it can be observed that the
arteries are obstructed. Pulmonary infarction. Recent ones are usually of the red type(appear black/gray sometimes remain red). The old ones are white.
Also, it can be observed that the
arteries are obstructed. Pulmonary infarction. Recent ones are usually of the red type(appear black/gray sometimes remain red). The old ones are white.
Also, it can be observed that the
arteries are obstructed. Spleen. White and old infarction. The capsule is retracted. It is in the triangular form. The apex points towards the artery or the central vascular axis and the base to the periphery.
Recent bulges under the
capsule. It has similar aspect to scar formation on skin. Spleen. White and old infarction. The capsule is retracted. It is in the triangular form. The apex points towards the artery or the central vascular axis and the base to the periphery.
Recent bulges under the
capsule. It has similar aspect to scar formation on skin. Spleen. White and old infarction. The capsule is retracted. It is in the triangular form. The apex points towards the artery or the central vascular axis and the base to the periphery.
Recent bulges under the
capsule. It has similar aspect to scar formation on skin. Lung. Red infarction. The vessel is obliterated by thrombosis. Lung. Red infarction. The vessel is obliterated by thrombosis. Lung. Red infarction. The vessel is obliterated by thrombosis. No idea! No idea! Lateral side shows a white infarction Lateral side shows a white infarction Rupture, Recent. Rupture, Recent. Rupture, Recent. Recent infarction. The red(sort of black lines) show the area of infarction. At the bottom of the image a rupture can be observed. Recent infarction. The red(sort of black lines) show the area of infarction. At the bottom of the image a rupture can be observed. Recent infarction. The red(sort of black lines) show the area of infarction. At the bottom of the image a rupture can be observed. White old Myocardial Infarction White old Myocardial Infarction Cardiac Thrombosis.
Mitral stenosis and atrial
thrombosis due to atrial fibrillation Cardiac Thrombosis.
Mitral stenosis and atrial
thrombosis due to atrial fibrillation Cardiac Thrombosis.
Mitral stenosis and atrial
thrombosis due to atrial fibrillation Ventricular Thrombosis.
Due to Myocardial Infarction.
Mass of coagulated blood adherent to the wall. Ventricular Thrombosis.
Due to Myocardial Infarction.
Mass of coagulated blood adherent to the wall. Ventricular Thrombosis.
Due to Myocardial Infarction.
Mass of coagulated blood adherent to the wall. Ventricular Thrombosis.
Due to Myocardial Infarction.
Mass of coagulated blood adherent to the wall. AorticThrombosis.
Mass of coagulated blood
adherent to the athermatous plaque on the wall. AorticThrombosis.
Mass of coagulated blood
adherent to the athermatous plaque on the wall. AorticThrombosis.
Mass of coagulated blood
adherent to the athermatous plaque on the wall. Complete obstruction.
Thrombus with atheromatous
plaque attached on the wall. Complete obstruction.
Thrombus with atheromatous
plaque attached on the wall. Complete obstruction.
Thrombus with atheromatous
plaque attached on the wall. Thrombus formed at the site of Aneurysm.
Big mass of coagulated blood.
Thrombus formed at the site of Aneurysm.
Big mass of coagulated blood.
Thrombus formed at the site of Aneurysm.
Big mass of coagulated blood.
Thrombus formed at the site of Aneurysm.
Big mass of coagulated blood.
Thrombus formed at the site of Aneurysm.
Big mass of coagulated blood.
Thrombus formed at the site of Aneurysm.
Big mass of coagulated blood.
Aneurysm in ascending aorta.
Appears sometimes in the
teritary phase of Syphillis. Red lines denote fibrin and red blood cells. White lines denote fibrin and white blood cells. They are Aneurysm in ascending aorta.
Appears sometimes in the
teritary phase of Syphillis. Red lines denote fibrin and red blood cells. White lines denote fibrin and white blood cells. They are Aneurysm in ascending aorta.
Appears sometimes in the
teritary phase of Syphillis. Red lines denote fibrin and red blood cells. White lines denote fibrin and white blood cells. They are Aneurysm in ascending aorta.
Appears sometimes in the
teritary phase of Syphillis. Red lines denote fibrin and red blood cells. White lines denote fibrin and white blood cells. They are