XIV. Anatomy, Zoology and Physiology: 848.
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XIV. Anatomy, Zoology and Physiology: 848.
848.
Death in old men, when not from fever, is caused by the veins which go from the spleen to the valve of the liver, and which thicken so much in the walls that they become closed up and leave no passage for the blood that nourishes it.
On the circulation of the blood (848-850).[6]The incessant current of the blood through the veins makes these veins thicken and become callous, so that at last they close up and prevent the passage of the blood.
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