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SPECIAL PATHOLOGY. 
A brief review of the more important lesions. 
)iit, mount, stain, and study the following specimens, wliich will be found in the 
laboratory collection: 
I Liver — 
Parenchymatous degeneration. 
. Hyalin degeneration, 
i Fatty degeneration. 
Spleno-niyelogenous leukemia, 
j Amebic abscess wall. 
Yellow fever liver. 
Malarial liver. 
[ Kidney — 
Parenchymatous degeneration. 
! Amyloid kidney. 
:l Infected infarct. 
Miliary tuberculosis. 
Large red kidney. 
Large white kidney. 
Granular and contracted kidney. 
L Spleno-myelogenous leukemia. 
1; Hydronephrosis. 
Yellow fever kidney. 
Malarial kidney. 
Lungs — 
Chronic passive congestion. 
Croupous pneumonia, red hepatization. 
I Croupous pneumonia, gray hepatization. 
Catarrhal pneumonia. 
Bronchiectasis. 
Emphysema. 
Unresolved pneumonia. 
Gumma of lung, 
jj (jastro-intestinal canal — 
}/ Acute catarrhal gastritis. ' ' 
it Stomach — yellow fever. 
I : Acute colitis. 
Acute enteritis. 
* ^ Follicular enteritis. 
1. Diphtheritic enteritis. 
Infiltrated Peyer’s patches. 
Typhoid ulcer — ileum. 
' Cicatrized Peyer’s j)atches. 
' Circulatory system — 
I Arteriosclerosis. 
Aneurismal wall, with thrombus. 
![ Vessels in vellow fever. 
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