Three cases of so-called Mikulicz's disease.

Two autopsy cases of a peculiar disease, so called Pulseless Disease

T\'v'o autopsy cases of "Pulseless Disease", a peculiar dsease of the aorta and its branches, are reported in this paper. In "Pulseless Disease" autopsy cases of old persons are relatively rare. The two cases are both of old persons, and show not only stenosis or obstruction as indicated by the name, "Pulseless Disease" , but also marked dilatation of arterial lumen. There are no histological d...

Three dimensions of the so-called "interoperability" of annotation schemes

“Interoperability” of annotation schemes is one of the key words in the discussions about annotation of corpora. In the present contribution, we propose to look at the so-called interoperability from (at least) three angles, namely (i) as a relation (and possible interaction or cooperation) of different annotation schemes for different layers or phenomena of a single language, (ii) the possibil...

So-called hypertrophic emphysema.

Before discussing the pathogenesis and clinical aspects of this disease, clarification of some of the pertinent terminological definitions may be in order. Hypertrophic emphysema is the most commonly used designation of this disease. Also, it is known under the following names: genuine emphysema, idiopathic emphysema, diffuse vesicular emphysema, obstructive emphysema, dystrophlc emphysema, pul...

Compressed Air Illness, or So-Called Caisson Disease

was to inflate the tunnel, as you would blow up a bladder, by corking up one end with a huge brick wall twelve feet thick and pumping in additional atmospheres. At the sea level the pressure of the atmosphere is well known to be about fifteen pounds per square inch ; but into this air-tight chamber the engineers pumped sometimes as much as an additional thirtyfive pounds to the square inch, so ...

Roundworms in Fishes and So-called "herring-worm Disease".