The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 266
formation of the external sac must have been very gradually accomplished, and unattended therefore, with any marked sensation on the part of the patient, until by its great distension it began to give rise at times to the pain complained of. The bursting of the external aneurismal sac was, of… … a. Point of stricture of the aorta. d. Opening of external sac. b. Remains of ductus arteriosus. e. Seat of rupture of the aorta. c. External aneurismal sacs f. Aorta dilated. Case in which a Corpus Luteum in Process of Formation was found coinciding with Menstruation. (Charleston Medical Journal,…
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