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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.
]
25. Chickering and Park: Staphylococcus aureus Pneumonia at Camp
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27. Clark and Synnott: Influenza-Pneumonia Showing Gas in Facial
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32. Dever, Boles, and Case: Influenza at the U. S. Naval Hospital,
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33. Dick and Murray: Morphology of Influenza Bacillus;—J. A. M. A.,
1918, 71, 1568.
34. Dietrich: Pathologische-anatomische Beobachtungen über Influenza
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36. Eichhorst: Ueber das Influenza Herz;—Corr. Blatt f. Schweizer
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37. Ely, Lloyd, Hitchcock, Nickson: Influenza as Seen at the Puget
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40. Fildes, Baker, and Thompson: Provisional Notes on the Pathology of
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45. Friedlander, McCord, Sladen, and Wheeler: The Epidemic of
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46. Gibson, Bowman, and Connor: A Filterable Virus as the Cause of the
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47. Glaus and Fritzsche: Über den Sektion befund bei der Gegenwärtigen
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48. Goodpasture: Bronchopneumonia due to Hemolytic Streptococci
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49. Gotch and Whittingham: A Report of the Influenza Epidemic of
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50. Gruber and Schädel: Zur pathologischen Anatomie und zur
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51. Hall and Dyas: Appendicitis at Camp Logan as a Sequel to Influenza
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52. Hall, Stone and Simpson: Epidemic of Pneumonia following Influenza
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58. Hedinger, E.: Zur Pathologie und Bacteriologie der Grippe;—Corr.
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59. Hewlett and Alberty: Influenza at a Navy Base Hospital in
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60. Hirsch and McKinney: Epidemic of Bronchopneumonia at Camp Grant,
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