Plate XXIII (Fig. 11): Water color drawing of trachea of dog dying 25 hours after exposure; the epithelium is entirely destroyed, the submucosa is edematous with large fibrin spaces and many leucocytes. (Fig. 16) Dilatation of small bronchus with epithelial necrosis; small masses of bacteria (to left) with leucocytic infiltration; death 72 hours after exposure.
- 1920
Mustard poisoning.
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Winternitz, M. C. (Milton C.). “Plate XXIII (Fig. 11): Water Color Drawing of Trachea of Dog Dying 25 Hours after Exposure; the Epithelium Is Entirely Destroyed, the Submucosa Is Edematous with Large Fibrin Spaces and Many Leucocytes. (Fig. 16) Dilatation of Small Bronchus with Epithelial Necrosis; Small Masses of Bacteria (to Left) with Leucocytic Infiltration; Death 72 Hours after Exposure.” Collected Studies on the Pathology of War Gas Poisoning. New Haven, Connecticut: Yale University Press, 1920. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/br86b3791.
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