hepatized

On examining the lungs of the drunkard after death, they are frequently found adhering to the walls of the chest; hepatized, or affected with tubercles.

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Upon opening the animal, several small patches of hepatized lung were brought into view.

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The portion of the lungs that is not hepatized is red, and gorged with blood.

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The right lung was comparatively healthy; the left one completely hepatized, or consolidated, and so enlarged as to fill up the left cavity of the chest to it's utmost capacity.

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This causes the diseased portions of the lungs to become as firm as liver, in which condition they are said to be hepatized.

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To the man who has inherited too large, wide, sinewy hands, and a brain that under the microscope looks like a hepatized lung, it seems some days as though the field had been over-crowded when he entered it.

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It is not of the slightest interest to the patient to know whether three or three and a quarter cubic inches of his lung are hepatized.

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It is not of the slightest interest to the patient to know whether three or three and a quarter cubic inches of his lung are hepatized.

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"In a subject in which, during life, I could scarcely feel the beating of the heart, I found the whole of the left lobe of the lungs adhering to the sides, and completely hepatized.

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If the disease is not arrested, the patient generally dies from suffocation, by the lungs filling up, hepatized, or abscess and ulceration come on, and then what is called "quick

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