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... mechanical conditions , and the abso- lute or relative subsidence of circulation - forces . The injury done to the vascular endothelium is said to in- crease the adhesiveness of the leucocytes . The inflammatory changes just noticed are ...
... mechanical conditions , and the abso- lute or relative subsidence of circulation - forces . The injury done to the vascular endothelium is said to in- crease the adhesiveness of the leucocytes . The inflammatory changes just noticed are ...
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... mechanical , or other ( § 1 ) . And this absorption of energy is not only a concomitant of the disintegration of matter , but is also the cause of the disintegration . The in- duction is , that particles of matter come to occupy more ...
... mechanical , or other ( § 1 ) . And this absorption of energy is not only a concomitant of the disintegration of matter , but is also the cause of the disintegration . The in- duction is , that particles of matter come to occupy more ...
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... mechanical injury , by chemical agents , by burn- ing and scalding , or by parasites , the transference of energy to the organism is direct and manifest . It is less direct and less manifest where tissues are inflamed from contact with ...
... mechanical injury , by chemical agents , by burn- ing and scalding , or by parasites , the transference of energy to the organism is direct and manifest . It is less direct and less manifest where tissues are inflamed from contact with ...
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... mechanical power which severs the tissues is not only the cause , but is also quantitatively related to the degree of inflammation . Other things being equal , the deeper the injury inflicted , or the larger the quantity of disturbing ...
... mechanical power which severs the tissues is not only the cause , but is also quantitatively related to the degree of inflammation . Other things being equal , the deeper the injury inflicted , or the larger the quantity of disturbing ...
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... mechanical strains - and the slight disruption ensuing makes possible the ex- travasations . The phenomena and conditions of hyperæmia are quite comparable . Relatively diminished arterial resistance , variously caused , is uniformly ...
... mechanical strains - and the slight disruption ensuing makes possible the ex- travasations . The phenomena and conditions of hyperæmia are quite comparable . Relatively diminished arterial resistance , variously caused , is uniformly ...
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