He proceeds to say:

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He proceeds to say:
Although the other lesions must be considered as merely accessory or consecutive, tiffany co still they commenced often quite soon after the principal disease. Especially was this the case with the different softenings, tiffany and co outlet which were more serious in patients who died between the eighth and fifteenth days than in those who died afterwards."
Among these accessory tiffany sale or consecutive lesions, by far the most frequent and important are ulcerations of the large intestine, " which/ M. Louis states, " are likewise somewhat characteristic of the typhoid disease," and also enlargement and softening f the spleen. As a general summary of the pathology of typhus, we are induced to extract the following passage from M. Louis's work, more especially as it points out a most important distinction to be attended to by the morbid anatomist.
These lesions were found more er less in all cases, were not all of the same nature, and did not all have the same cause; they were not equally frequent in tiffany rings patients who died at different periods of disease, and did not run their courses in the same period.
With respect to their nature, in some tiffany outlet inflammation was more or less directly a cause; in others they appeared independent of it. Among the former were those in which there were false membranes in the pharynx ; effusion of pus into the submucous cellular membrane of the pharynx, ulcerations of this organ, of the stomach and oesophagus; the mamelonated condition of the mucous membrane of the stomach; its softening in many cases; its softening with diminution of thickness in some; the more or less serious morbid changes of the elliptical patches tiffany of the ileum; that of the mesenteric tiffany&co glandscorresponding to the patches; the softening the lining membrane of the large intestine in many subjects; its hard patches, its ulcerations; the swelling and softening of the mesocnlic glands; redness with thickening of the mucous membrane of the gallbladder; thickening of, with redness of the pelves of the kidneys; softening of the kidneys themselves in one case; partial destruction of the epiglottis; the first or second stages of inflammation of the lungs; false membranes of the araehnoid ; finally, erysipelas and eschars upon the sacrum; ulceration with thickening of the skin in the spots where the blisters had been applied. The changes, independent of inflammation were, the pale softening of the liver and heart; the redness of the aorta, evidently at least, in the majority of the cases; the tiffany jewellery softening of the mucous membranes of the stomach« of one or both intestines in a certain number of cases; splenification of the lungs ; effusion of bloody serous fluid into the pleurae; the different conditions of the spleen; general softening of the brain, the rose or red color of the cortical substance of this organ."