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Pneumo-Ingurgitation Consequent to the Embolism of a Peripherial Branch of the Pulmonary Arteries Lyrics

This is a complication which comes after some surgical interventions.The pulmonary artery irrigated by the obstructed aterial branch becomes liable to necrosis and hemorrhages.The blood gets into the pulmonary alveolus causing serious disturbances to the affected patient.Its precise location will depend of the ingurgigated area.If the breathing ways aren`t sterile there will be infection on the necrosed tissue of the lung. The ingurgitation of the lungs happens mostly in patients who are in the hospital.The origin of the embolism may be a neglected phlebitis, other embolisms may appear , causting serious troubles. Surgical processes constitute the only effective treatment.
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Bloodsplattered Pathological Disfunctions (2000)
Intro: The Pathology Begins Prostatic Affection Consequent to Blenorrhagical Urethritis Congenital Tumor Constituted by Embrionic Tissues and Foetal Residues Emphysema Cadaverosum (Fermented Cadaveric Dissolution) Suppurated Inflamatory Intumescentia of the Ophtalmic Conjunctive C.H.S. Chronic Hyperglicemy Syndrome (Diabetes Melittus) Vulva Fermentation (Regurgitate) Degenerative Affection of the Semitendious Muscular Tract Surgical Suppression of the Extremeties by Abnormalities on the Basic Mechanisms of Sanguine Coagulation Inflamatory Fermentation of the Castric Tissue Pneumo-Ingurgitation Consequent to the Embolism of a Peripherial Branch of the Pulmonary Arteries Mephitic Emanation of Malignant Omphalitis Abnormal Multiplication of the Diaphragmatic Tissue Cells Spontaneous and Spasmodic Contraction of the Muscle-Membranous Ligaments of the Esophagus Affection Caracterized by Inflammation of the Bronquioles and Corresponding Pulmonary Lobules Infectious Pyelonephritis by Pathogenic Bacteriologic Proliferation on the Renal Parenchyma Sub-Acute Inguinal Lymphogranulomatous Ganglionar Maceration