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Colored medical plate showing two diseased digestive organ specimens with dark necrotic patches and red embolic spots.

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Primary degeneration of the parenchyma, multiple embolism, exudate upon the membrane, Jean Allard Jeancon (1888). Via artnap.com

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This chromolithographic plate from a medical text shows two anatomical specimens of a diseased digestive organ, with dark necrotic patches, red spots and pale exudate across the surfaces. Labeled letters mark anatomical features in the figures. The print is dated 1888 and is attributed to Jean Allard Jeancon, with the title describing primary degeneration of the parenchyma, multiple embolism and exudate upon the membrane.