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May 18, 2022 Dendendaloom Feb 14, 2022 flighty Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 628 Rigor Mortis gone off. 52 hours after body well nourished death Acute Phthisis Pulmonalis Ann Jones (Aet 23) Duration 2 months Head. Membranes strongly adherent to Calvarium Brain substance healthy. A considerable quantity of serum. None in the ventricles. Chest. Heart. Pericardium. Contains a good deal of fluid. Structure healthy but pale ventri- cles contained hard coagula of blood. Valves. Good. Lungs: On cutting thro' root of right lung a gush of matter took place. From a cavity opened into. Apex of right lung free from tubercle. about mid: of middle lobe a cavity 1 inch in diameter & numerous scattered tubercles & small cavities Apex of left lung contained a few tubercles Sm: cavities containing pus in the rest of the lung substance no fluid effused but adhesionof the back part of left lung to wall of chest. over a large surface Spleen much enlarged & solid & con	p. 628 Rigor Mortis gone off. 52 hours after body well nourished death Acute Phthisis Pulmonalis Ann Jones (Aet 23) Duration 2 months Head. Membranes strongly adherent to Calvarium Brain substance healthy. A considerable quantity of serum. None in the ventricls. Chest. Heart. Pericardium. Contains a good deal of fluid. Structure healthy but pale ventri- cles contained hard coagula of blood. Valves. Good. Lumgs: On cutting thro' root of right lung a gush of matter took place. From a cavity opened into. Apex of right lung free from tubercle. about mid: of middle lobe a cavity 1 inch in diameter & numerous scattered tubercles & small cavities Apex of left lung contained a few tubercles (?): cavities containing pus in the rest of (?) lung substance no fluid effused but adhesionof the back part of left lung to wall of chest. over a large surface Spleen much enlarged (?) of (?)

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