TABLE IV.-Cases in which the Movements of Respiration were disturbed, or

198. Wm. Ellis 70 pericarditis, pericardial 26/30 26/30 27 adhesion, heart large

rendered abnormal, by Diseases of the Heart and Pericardium, pp. 460-466.

DESCRIPTION OF PLATE VI.

The figures in this plate are copies of daguerreotype views of the chest of William Rawson, the subject of emphysema and bronchitis, during ordinary respiration, and during deep inspiration.-See p. 404.

Fig. 1.-Ordinary respiration. Fig. 2.-Deep inspiration.

DESCRIPTION OF PLATE VII.

The figures in this plate are copies of daguerreotype views of the chest of Samuel Redgate, the subject of phthisis, with a large tuberculous cavity in the upper lobe of the left lung. See p. 444.

Fig. 1.-Ordinary respiration. Fig. 2.-Deep inspiration.

The lines indicate in both plates the outlines of the internal organs; the concentric lines, the situation of the heart's impulse.

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A Probationary Essay on Osteo-Aneurism, or Aneurism
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The Principles of Surgery, as they relate to Wounds,
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