Lectures on General Pathology (Classic Reprint): A Handbook for Practitioners and Students; Sections III-Vi; The Pathology of Digestion, Respiration, ... Organs, and Animal Heat (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Explore fever, blood, and kidney function in a classic medical reference.

This edition gathers detailed discussions on the physiology and pathology of fever, the interplay between body heat and disease, and how fever relates to the rest of the body's symptoms. It also examines urinary secretion, the composition of blood, and the way abnormal blood components influence urine and kidney processes. The volume blends clinical observation with laboratory insights to illuminate how systemic illness affects the body.

What you’ll experience:
- Clear explanations of fever’s role in disease and its effects on heart rate, blood pressure, and body temperature regulation
- In-depth look at paroxysmal hemoglobinuria and the link between cold exposure, red blood cell destruction, and urine changes
- Discussion of how formed elements in blood can appear in urine and what that implies about kidney function
- Historical and practical notes on how researchers approached fever, blood chemistry, and renal secretion

Ideal for readers of classic medical texts, physiology students, and clinicians seeking a deeper understanding of fever, urinary physiology, and blood–kidney interactions.

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