The morbid anatomy of the stomach, bowels and liver / [John Armstrong].

  • Armstrong, John, 1784-1829.
Date:
[1826]
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Credit: The morbid anatomy of the stomach, bowels and liver / [John Armstrong]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    to the villi, and thence may extend in all directions; sometimes having a round, and sometimes an irregular form, sometimes having smooth, and sometimes ragged edges. But the mucous follicles of the Stomach, notwithstanding the abuse of that organ, are less liable to be affected than those seated in certain parts of the Bowels. It is not my design to attempt to inquire into the rationale of such facts in this place; and therefore I shall proceed to give delineations of the most important points in the morbid anatomy of the Stomach, which will embrace serous and mucous Inflammation as well as Scirrhus, and Fungus Encephaloides, in connexion with similar affections of the (Eso- phagus.