THE FORMATION OF TRUE BONE WITH CELLULAR (RED) MARROW IN A SCLEROTIC AORTA.
THE FORMATION OF TRUE BONE WITH CELLULAR (RED) MARROW IN A SCLEROTIC AORTA.
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DOI:
10.1084/jem.8.3.365
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发表时间:
1906-05-25
影响因子:
15.3
通讯作者:
Bunting, C H
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作者:
Bunting, C H
At a recent post-mortem examination in the Johns Hopkins Hospital one of the most striking lesions found was an extremely sclerotic and calcified aorta. Microscopical sections from the dorsal portion of this aorta showed at one point in the much thickened intima a new formation of true bone. While the finding is not unparalleled, the references in medical literature to similar lesions are so few that the case seems worthy of note, especially as in one particular at least this case differs from those already reported.The patient was a white male 7 2 years old, and was admitted to the surgical service for the removal of a hypertrophied prostate, but died before the operation, apparently as the result of a general infection, following an attack of furunculosis, and of complications as indicated in the anatomical diagnosis. The post-mortem examination was made by the author August i2, i9o4, three hours after death. It does not seem necessary for the purpose of this paper to give the full post-mortem findings. The Anatomical Diagnosis was as follows: