Chapter II: Appendix

EXPERIMENTAL INOCULATION OF MONKEYS WITH BACILLUS INFLUENZÆ AND
MICROORGANISMS ISOLATED FROM THE PNEUMONIAS OF INFLUENZA. (BY
EUGENE L. OPIE, M.D.; ALLEN W. FREEMAN, M.D.; FRANCIS G. BLAKE,
M.D.; JAMES C. SMALL, M.D.; AND THOMAS M. RIVERS, M.D.) 387

Inoculation of the Nose and Pharynx with B. Influenzæ, 389;
Introduction of Bacillus Influenzæ into the Trachea, 391;
Introduction of B. Influenzæ and S. Hemolyticus into the
Trachea, 392; Introduction of B. Influenzæ and of Pneumococcus
or of Pneumococcus Alone into the Trachea, 393.

ILLUSTRATIONS

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1. The onset of cases of pneumonia shown by autopsy to be
uncomplicated by secondary infection with hemolytic
streptococcus and of cases of streptococcus pneumonia 141

2. The date of onset of cases in which autopsy demonstrated
lobar pneumonia 161

3. Shows the relation of the epidemic of measles to that of
influenza at Camp Pike, and the relations of the
pneumonia following measles to both measles and influenza 293

4. Shows the time interval between the onset of measles and
the onset of the subsequent pneumonia in the 56 cases of
pneumonia following measles at Camp Pike 306

5. Shows the time relation between the identification of
hemolytic streptococci in the throats and the development
of otitis media in 27 cases shown to be due to hemolytic
streptococci 314

FIG.
1. Acute bronchitis showing engorgement of blood vessels of
mucosa and elevation of epithelium by serum and blood 146

2. Acute bronchopneumonia with nodules of peribronchiolar
consolidation and purulent bronchitis 167

3. Acute bronchopneumonia with peribronchiolar consolidation 169

4. Acute bronchopneumonia with peribronchiolar consolidation 170

5. Bronchopneumonia with hemorrhagic peribronchiolar
consolidation 174

6. Acute bronchopneumonia with confluent gray lobular
consolidation in lower part of upper lobe and hemorrhagic
peribronchiolar pneumonia in lower lobe; purulent
bronchitis 180

7. Bronchopneumonia with purulent bronchitis and peribronchial
hemorrhage 190

8. Streptococcus pneumonia with massive necrosis 201

9. Abscess below pleura with perforation caused by hemolytic
streptococci 202

10. Interstitial suppurative pneumonia; interstitial septa are
the site of suppuration and lymphatics are distended with
purulent fluid; empyema 211

11. Suppurative interstitial pneumonia 212

12. Suppurative interstitial pneumonia 216

13. Suppurative interstitial pneumonia showing a dilated
lymphatic 217

14. Endophlebitis occurring in association with suppurative
pneumonia 219

15. Abscesses in two clusters caused by S. aureus in upper part
of right upper lobe 227

16. Abscesses in cluster caused by S. aureus at apex of right
lobe 228

17. Acute bronchiectasis showing fissures penetrating into
bronchial wall and at one place entering alveolar tissue 246

18. Acute bronchiectasis showing fissures in the bronchial wall
extending into neighboring alveoli which in zone about
are filled with fibrin 247

19. Acute bronchiectasis; the bronchial wall indicated by
engorged mucosa shows a varying degree of destruction,
fissures extending into and through the bronchial wall 248

20. Acute bronchiectasis with destruction of bronchial wall
exposing alveoli filled with fibrin 249

21. Bronchiectasis with fissures extending through the
bronchial wall into alveolar tissue which is site of
fibrinous pneumonia 251

22. Regeneration of epithelium over fissures which have been
formed in the wall of a bronchus 252

23. Squamous epithelium growing over the defect in the
bronchial wall 253

24. Acute bronchiectasis with fissures extending through
bronchial wall which is marked by great engorgement of
blood vessels 255

25. Advanced bronchiectasis throughout lower left lobe 258

26. Unresolved bronchopneumonia with tubercle-like nodules of
peribronchiolar consolidation best seen in lower lobe;
bronchiectasis 268

27. Unresolved pneumonia with peribronchial formation of
fibrous tissue; bronchiectasis 270

28. Unresolved pneumonia with bronchiectasis showing new
formation of fibrous tissue about a greatly dilated
bronchus of which the epithelial lining has been lost 271

29. Lobar pneumonia following measles 338

30. Unresolved bronchopneumonia with measles showing new
formation of fibrous tissue about a bronchus and in
immediately adjacent alveolar walls 342

31. Unresolved bronchopneumonia with measles showing a nodule
of chronic fibrous pneumonia surrounding a respiratory
bronchiole 343

32. Unresolved bronchopneumonia with measles showing chronic
pneumonia about a respiratory bronchiole and alveolar
duct 344

33. Experimental lobar pneumonia in the stage of gray
hepatization produced by injection of Pneumococcus III
into the trachea of a monkey 395

EPIDEMIC RESPIRATORY DISEASE

THE PNEUMONIAS AND OTHER INFECTIONS OF THE RESPIRATORY TRACT
ACCOMPANYING INFLUENZA AND MEASLES