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subjectae (I). Saepius vero in pericarditide vehe-mentissima, acutissima, nullus invenitur rubor(2).

Interdum observatus rubor non injectione s. im-pletione vasorum capillarium ortus, sed effusione acimbibitione sanguinis et per membranam serosamipsam, et per telam cellulosam ab ea tectam; hicrubor largiores maculas per majorem ambitum etstrias longas latasque offert (3).

II. Exsudata intra saccum pericardii, magisaut minus fluida.

Fluidum, quod secernitur pericardio, saepissimesanguinis instar mox coit, ita ut altera ejus pars sitliquida, magis aut minus clara, altera pars conglo-merata, fibrosa, exhibens pseudomembranam, lym-pham plasticam ( I). Fluidum illud saepissime verosanguinis simile est, interdum vero flavum (5), cruen-tum (6) (pericarditis haemorrhagica) aut laete ru-brum, saepius turbidum (7), llocculentum, admixtis pureet flocculis albuminosis, quandoque autem pure con-stituitur (8). Interdum maxima copia talis liquorisinvenitur, B o u i 11 a u d (9) librum fluidi in pericardio

(1) Anilral , PaLh. int. p, 198,

(2) Daris 1. c. p. 64; laennec 1. c, 369, Xarier Bi-cliat Anatomie gener, lom. II. p. 491. Andral, Precis (VAnalo-inie patliologique p. 18 et seq.

(3) Bouillainl 1. c. vol. II, 44*2,

(4) Bouillainl vol. 11. 443,

(5) Morgagni 1. c. VII. 2, XX. 20.

(6) Idem conf. loc. cit, s.

(7) Morgagni, V. 17. XX. 53, XLV.

(8) Laennec vol. II. p. 294, edit. I.

Corvi sart 1, c. p. 19.

(9) Obs, VI. p. 357.