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PART I

O. BRENNER, M.D., M.R.C.P.

Arch Intern Med. 1935;56(2):211-237.

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CONTENTS

Anatomic considerations

Normal histology of the pulmonary vessels

Stem of the pulmonary artery

Large branches

Small muscular branches

Arterioles and venules

Capillaries

Veins

Pathologic physiology

Action of drugs: epinephrine, acetylcholine, histamine, pituitary extract and digitalis

Emphysema

Fibrosis of the lungs

Pleural adhesions

Heart failure

Other functions of the lungs

Diseases of the pulmonary vessels

Historical introduction

Scheme of present investigation

Classification of diseases of the pulmonary vessels

Secondary pulmonary vascular sclerosis

Classification of the conditions

Incidence

Gross appearances

Dilatation

Atherosclerosis

Distribution of sclerosis

Author Affiliations
Physician for Outpatients and Physician in Charge of the Cardiographic Department, Queen's Hospital BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND

Footnotes
In this series of five papers the superior numbers refer to the bibliography which will be published in connection with the last article. The superior letters refer to footnotes.

This work was done in the Cardiac Department and Pathological Laboratories of the Massachusetts General Hospital, during the tenure of a Rockefeller Foundation medical fellowship.

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