To scholarship on acute leukemia

Abstract

Even in the 18th century, some authors, such as Haller, pointed out that the blood in known cases lost its natural color and acquired a resemblance to milk, milky fluid (chylus), mucus or pus, Virchow in 1845, who first presented to the previous , which soon resembled the truth, the real basis. Namely, when opening the corpse of a 50-year-old woman who suffered during her life for more than a year, severe weakness, edema, repeated bronchitis and diarrhea, and in the last time frequent, sometimes lasting for several days, nosebleeds, which had a bulky and spleen pain , they were found both in the vessels and in the heart instead of the usual color of blood, yellowish-white, turning into green color, masses.

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