The Anatomy And Physiology of the Placenta the Connection of the Nervous Centre
The Anatomy And Physiology of the Placenta the Connection of the Nervous Centre
John Oreilly
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An ulcer known as a chancre. How is the chancre produced? By impure sexual intercourse, whereby an animal poison is communicated from one individual to another. How soon is it known that inocu- lation has taken place ? The time of the poisonous incubation varies from a few to several days, if the statements of individu- als can be relied on. What are the characters of a chancre in the course of formation ? Some heat, tingling pain, redness, a papilla followed by a vesicle; and lastly, a pustule... attracts attention. What next happens ? The cuticle cracks, leaving an ulcer or chancre exposed to view. What are the appearan- ces of a chancre ? I will answer by quoting Mr. Hunter's de- scription: " The sore is somewhat of a circular form, excavated without granulations, with matter adhering to the surface, and with a thickened edge and base. This hardness or thickening is very circumscribed, not diffusing itself gradually and imper- ceptibly into the surrounding parts, but terminating rather ab- ruptly.
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