DISSECTION WOUNDS

Several of the diseases described elsewhere in this book, such as
erysipelas, impetiginous lesions from pyogenic cocci and the like, and
various kinds of irritation from the chemicals employed in preserving
or embalming, usually of an eczematous character and belonging to
dermatitis venenata, are sometimes observed in those having to do with
dead bodies; but the usual manifestations to which this title of dissec-

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INFLAMMATIONS

tion wounds is given are postmortem pustule and anatomic tuber­
cle. As the latter is admittedly tuberculous, it will be elsewhere con­
sidered.

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