The Pathological Anatomy of the Ear
The Pathological Anatomy of the Ear
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2 Derniatodectes in the ear of the rabbit was first observed by Gerlach; symbiotes cati in the ear of the cat by Huber. (Virchoic's Archiv, Bd. Xxii. ) 56 PATHOLOGY OF THE EAR.
find noiirisliment in the human meatus auditorius and produce very obstinate and recurring inflamma- tions of that passage and of the drum-membrane (otomycosis of Virchow). On the healthy skin of the meatus no fungus can live and fructify ; it is nec- essary for the development of the growth that there should exist a...n abnormal condition, possibly loosen- ing of the epidermis, or a superficial inflammation of the skin. In my opinion we have to deal not with a parasitic inflammation, but the parasitic growth upon and among the epidermal cells is an accidental but important accident of the inflammation. A new irri- tation is added by the fungus, hypera^mia and exu- dation are increased, the increase in the vegetable growth interferes with the removal of the secretion, and of the loosened layers of epidermis, and may finally close the median portion of the meatus.
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49.
2 Derniatodectes in the ear of the rabbit was first observed by Gerlach; symbiotes cati in the ear of the cat by Huber. (Virchoic's Archiv, Bd. Xxii. ) 56 PATHOLOGY OF THE EAR.
find noiirisliment in the human meatus auditorius and produce very obstinate and recurring inflamma- tions of that passage and of the drum-membrane (otomycosis of Virchow). On the healthy skin of the meatus no fungus can live and fructify ; it is nec- essary for the development of the growth that there should exist a...n abnormal condition, possibly loosen- ing of the epidermis, or a superficial inflammation of the skin. In my opinion we have to deal not with a parasitic inflammation, but the parasitic growth upon and among the epidermal cells is an accidental but important accident of the inflammation. A new irri- tation is added by the fungus, hypera^mia and exu- dation are increased, the increase in the vegetable growth interferes with the removal of the secretion, and of the loosened layers of epidermis, and may finally close the median portion of the meatus.
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