Pleura

'Pleura' is the sac that houses the lungs within a thin membrane called mesothelium.

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The friend in question died of a consumption, and Sir Thomas recapitulates his disease, symptoms and death; contrasting each feature with the celebrated examples of history; moralising and discussing the opinions of the ancients upon these points as he goes along; and showing by his own experience that a man 'after a cough of almost fifty years, in whom all the lobes adhered unto the Pleura,' might yet die of stone in the bladder.

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This is inflammation of the Pleura of one or both lungs, generally confined to one side.

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When Inflammation occurs in structures which are likely to be put in motion by the normal processes of the economy, as the Peritoneum, the Pleura, the Alimentary Canal, &c.,

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127: Pleura He seized a heavy metal screw-driver and moved purposefully back into the front compartment.

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Lungs: Bronchi: Alveoli: Diaphramn: Visceral Pleura:

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Lungs: Bronchi: Alveoli: Diaphramn: Visceral Pleura:

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