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[Illustration:
FIG. LVII. AUTOPSY NO. 150. ORGANIZATION OF THE INFLAMMATORY EXUDATE
AND REGENERATION OF THE MUSCLE FIBERS AFTER AN ACUTE HEMORRHAGIC
MYOSITIS. COMPARE FIGURE LVI.
HELIOTYPE CO. BOSTON
]
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