The pathology of influenzaWinternitz, M. C. (Milton C.)
Science
The pathology of influenza
Winternitz, M. C. (Milton C.)
Influenza
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[Illustration:
FIG. LIII. AUTOPSY NO. 163. PULMONARY EMBOLUS.
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[Illustration:
FIG. LIV. (AUTOPSY NO. 20. U. S. GENERAL HOSPITAL.) ILLUSTRATES THE
CHANGE IN THE BRONCHIAL LYMPH GLANDS. NOTE THE PHAGOCYTOSIS WITHIN
THE SINUSOIDS AS WELL AS THE MEGALOKARYOCYTES AND THE MITOTIC
FIGURES IN THE CELLS LINING THE CHANNELS.
]
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