III. Extrarespiratory Lesions in Influenza 34

(A) Lesions of the Hematopoietic System 34

(a) Lymphadenoid Tissue 34

(b) Spleen 35

(c) Bone Marrow 35

(B) Lesions of the Blood Vessels and Elsewhere in the

Body 36

(a) Vascular System 36

(b) Skeletal System 36

(c) Parenchymatous Organs 36

(d) Alimentary Canal 37

(e) Urinary Bladder 37

(C) Miscellaneous Lesions 38

(a) Parenchymatous Organs 38

(b) Jaundice 39

(c) Central Nervous System 39

(d) The Pregnant Uterus 39

(e) Summary 39

IV. A Comparison between the Respiratory Lesions of Influenza

and those Initiated by the Inhalation of Poisonous Gases

with Special Reference to:— 40

(A) The Inflammatory Response versus the Systemic

Capacity to Compensate 40

(B) The Primary Injury 41

(C) The Tendency to Organization of Bronchiolar and

Alveolar Exudates with Bronchiolitis and

Bronchiolectasis as Sequelæ 42

(D) The Importance of the Trachea and its Ramifications

as a Protective Mechanism against Infection of the

Pulmonary Parenchyma 42

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