Several others, among whom I may mention Durand-Fardel and Sauvage, have laid stress on the coincidence of atheromatous lesions of the arteries and senile degeneration of the bones.
The atheromatous condition of the arteries is closely linked with arterial sclerosis, an affection which is very common, although not constant, in the aged.
The patient was anatheromatous subject, with cardiac hypertrophy, bronchitis, and emphysema.
Arteriosclerosis of the thoracic and abdominal aorta, showing irregular nodules, atheromatous plaques, denudation of the intima, thin plates of bone scattered throughout with spicules extending into the lumen of the vessel.
Guinea pigs which were fed indol in small doses by the mouth over a long period showed atheromatous degeneration of the aorta.
These "abscesses" are frequent and in rupturing leave open ulcers with smooth bases, the atheromatous ulcer.
Thrombosis is favored, and where atheromatousulcers are formed, embolism is to be feared.
In apoplexy there is generally found an atheromatous condition of the cerebral vessels, with weakening and degeneration of their walls.
These erosions are frequently called atheromatous ulcers, and fragments of tissue from these ulcers may be carried into the circulation, forming emboli.
In an atheromatous vessel, calcareous deposits soon occur, which render it rigid, brittle, and subject to ulceration or rupture.
It is most frequently found in the arteries, although the veins may develop an atheromatous condition when exposed to any source of prolonged irritation.
At this time they had diseased and atheromatous arteries, and Chang, who was quite intemperate, had marked spinal curvature, and shortly afterward became hemiplegic.
Chitten removed a dermoid from the sternum of a female of thirty-nine, the cyst containing 11 ounces of atheromatous material.
Degenerations of the vessels, particularly fatty and atheromatous degeneration of the arteries.
After a time structural changes occur in the liver; the organs of circulation early undergo atheromatous degeneration; various cerebral disorders due to degenerative changes arise; and acute intercurrent affections may terminate life.
Beneke[164] traces a connection between atheromatous degeneration of the vessels and the formation of biliary concretions.
The arch of the aorta wasatheromatous and contained a thrombus.
A general increase in the amount of fat in the body is usually coincident with the atheromatous change, and at the same time the relative proportion of cholesterin in the bile becomes greater.
Hauser[91] found an aneurismal dilatation of an atheromatous and thrombosed arterial twig in the floor of a recent ulcer.
The atheromatous cyst of the skin, the mucous cysts of the gastro-intestinal mucous membrane, and the ovula Nabothi of the uterus are examples of the retention of secretion within glands.
On making a section of the parts, accumulations of sebaceous or atheromatous matter are found inclosed in cysts of considerable capacity.
They are occasionally useful in dislodging the atheromatous matter.
Occasionally the cysts are thick and more loosely attached; such usually containatheromatous matter.
Atheromatous cysts or wens are formed in relation to the sebaceous glands and hair follicles.
Fatty degeneration may occur in the papillary growths with necrotic changes, and this may lead to the formation of atheromatous ulcers which may later become covered with lime deposits, and then a hard calcareous ring may form.
If this chronic endocarditis develops with a general arteriosclerosis, the wine inflammation soon occurs in the aorta, and, following the endarteritis in the aorta, atheromatous deposits may also occur there.
Can the atheromatous process be influenced with equal or with any success?
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