
Primary stage of myomalacia, with hypertrophy
Jean Allard Jeancon · 1831-1903
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A colour lithographic plate from 1888 by Jean Allard Jeancon, titled Primary stage of myomalacia, with hypertrophy. It shows two views of a human heart in section, with labeled chambers, valves and diseased muscle tissue rendered in red, brown and yellow.























