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Identifier: principlespracti1916warr (find matches)
Title: The principles and practice of surgery
Year: 1916 (1910s)
Authors: Warren, Richard, 1876-
Subjects: Surgery Surgery
Publisher: Philadelphia : Lea & Febiger
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
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Fig. 202. Section of bladder, showing enlargement of the prostate, median lobe, and a post-prostatic pouch. ENLARGEMENT OF THE PROSTATE 595 congested prostate from cold or excess, less often to profuse bleeding ofthe congested gland into the bladder with formation of clots in the latter,leading to clot-retention. General signs only occur late, and are dueto renal inadequacy from degeneration and infection ; these are thirst,loss of appetite, vomiting, a furred tongue, diminished excretion of urine,
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Fig. 203. Enlargement of the prostate and sacculation of the bladder. Generalenlargement of the former as well as a median lobe are seen. Hypertrophy ofthe muscular trabeculse of the bladder-wall and a saccular protrusion of the mucosaare evident, a, Bladder-wall (hypertrophied). b, trabeculse. c, Median lobe.d, Prostate in section, c, Urethra. high blood-pressure, and later a fall in blood-pressure, pyuria, intermittentfever, and sweats. Signs. Abdominal examination will reveal a distension of the bladderwhere a notable degree of partial retention or complete retention is present.Rectal examination should be made after the bladder is emptied : a patulousanal sphincter will suggest nervous disease rather than enlargement of theprostate. The prostate and vesiculse are palpated, the size of the posteriorsurface of the prostate being noted and its consistency, whether smooth andelastic ox containing hard Modules of cancer. Where, however, there is anadenomatous enlargement of the so-call

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