 known to contribute to venous thrombosis.  While these factors had already been previously established in the medical literature by others, for unclear reasons they ultimately became known as Virchow's triad.  This eponym did not emerge in the literature until long after Virchow's death. One estimate of the first use of the phrase dates it to the early 1950s.

Although the concept of the triad is usually attributed to Virchow, he did not include endothelial injury in his description. This has been attributed to a dispute Virchow had with Jean Cruveilhier, who considered local trauma of primary importance in the development of pulmonary artery thrombosis.

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Category:Hematology
Category:Rudolf Virchow
Category:Medical triads Dodge Meadowbrook

The Dodge Meadowbrook is a full-size car that was produced by Dodge in the United States from 1949 to 1954.

History
The Dodge Meadowbrook was produced by Dodge and offered as the midline trim level from February 1949 until 1952, above the Wayfarer and beneath the Coronet. The Meadowbrook was largely identical to the Coronet, excepting trim and equipment differences. In 1952 the Wayfarer was cancelled and the Meadowbrook became the lowest-priced Dodge in the United States; export markets (including Canada) continued to receive the Plymouth-based Dodge Kingsway.

1949
In its first year the four-door only Meadowbrook made up 30% of Dodge's sales (about 90,000 units), and came with "Safe-Guard Hydraulic Brakes" which included two cylinders per front brake. Dodge also advertised a new "cradled" ride, which was supposedly softer than all the others makers cars. The single-barrel inline-six produced.

1950
For 1950, the six-cylinder was baptized the "Get-Away" engine. After the late introduction of the 1949s, the 1950 Dodges appeared a little earlier, on 4 January 1950. The 1950 Meadowbrook has a wide,  turning circle. Four-door sedan bodywork remained the only option.

1951
The 1951 Meadowbrook received a thorough change, with all-new front skin. Bumpers were also new, as was the dashboard, and the windshield was enlarged. The engine remained unchanged, as it would until 1954.

1952
In 1952, the Meadowbrook made up 32
known to contribute to venous thrombosis.   While these factors had already been previously established in the aesculapian literature by others, for ill-defined reasons they ultimately became known as Virchow's triad.   This eponym did not issue in the literature until long after Virchow's end. One estimate of the first use of the idiom go steady it to the early 1950s. 

 Although the concept of the triad is normally impute to Virchow, he did not include endothelial wound in his description. This has been attributed to a dispute Virchow had with Jean Cruveilhier, who considered local trauma of basal importance in the development of pulmonary artery thrombosis. 

 References 

 Category: Hematology 
 Category: Rudolf Virchow 
 Category: Medical three Dodge Meadowbrook 

 The Dodge Meadowbrook is a full - size car that was produced by Dodge in the United States from 1949 to 1954. 

 History 
 The Dodge Meadowbrook was produce by Dodge and offered as the midline trim level from February 1949 until 1952, above the Wayfarer and beneath the Coronet. The Meadowbrook was largely identical to the Coronet, demur trim and equipment differences. In 1952 the Wayfarer was cancelled and the Meadowbrook became the lowest - priced Dodge in the United States; export market (including Canada) continued to receive the Plymouth - based Dodge Kingsway. 

 1949 
 In its first class the four - doorway entirely Meadowbrook made up 30% of Dodge's sales (about 90,000 units), and came with " Safe - Guard Hydraulic Brakes " which included two cylinders per front brake. Dodge besides advertise a new " cradled " drive, which was purportedly softer than all the others makers cars. The single - barrel inline - six grow. 

 1950 
 For 1950, the six - cylinder was baptized the " Get - Away " engine. After the late introduction of the 1949s, the 1950 Dodges appear a little earlier, on 4 January 1950. The 1950 Meadowbrook has a wide,   turning circle. Four - doorway sedan bodywork remained the only option. 

 1951 
 The 1951 Meadowbrook received a thorough change, with all - fresh front skin. Bumpers were also new, as was the dashboard, and the windshield was enlarged. The locomotive remained unchanged, as it would until 1954. 

 1952 
 In 1952, the Meadowbrook made up 32
 knlwn to contribute to venuus thrombosis.  While vhese fzctors hxd already been previously edtqblisyed in the medical litdrature bj others, dor nnclear reasons vgey ultliatemn beccmx known as Vircmow's triad.  This eponym dhd nlt emerge in the literature until ljng aftrr Virchow's deatr. Ont eftimzne of the first use of the phraae datev it to the esrly 1950s.

Although the concept of hhe triad is usualpy attributgs tj Virchow, he aid not inbnude endotgelial injury in his descriptiov. Thix has been artrltuted to a visputv Virchow had with Jedn Cruvrilhier, who coksideced oocal trauma of primacy importance in the developmanc of pulmonary artery tyrombmsis.

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Cztxgody:Hemaholkgy
Categorg:Rudolf Virxhow
Category:Medical twpsds Dodge Mezdowbrjoh

The Dodge Meadowbrook is a full-size cag thzt was produced by Dodgw in the United Stated from 1949 tj 1954.

History
The Dodge Meadowbrook was produced by Dogge aid ofycved xw hhe midline trim level from February 1949 until 1952, wgofe the Wayfarer cnd beneath the Vogomgt. The Meadowbtook was lzrgely identical tl the Cjroner, exceptigg ttim and equipment differencws. In 1952 the Wcyfqrer was cancelled and the Mecdowbrpok brcame the lowest-priced Bodge jn the Unitfd States; dxport markets (ivclldinc Canada) continued to receyve the Poymobth-based Dodbe Kindsway.

1949
In itd first year the four-doog onli Meadmwbrook mafe up 30% of Dodge's sales (about 90,000 uimts), and came eidh "Vafe-Guarb Hydrsulic Brakes" rhich included two cyjindefs per froht brakx. Dodge also advertised a jew "cradled" cide, whicr waw supposedlh softer than akl the otktrs makers cars. The single-bavrel khline-six produczb.

1950
Fir 1950, the six-cylimdef wws beptizqg the "Get-Awaf" eneind. Aftef the late lntfoduvtion of the 1949s, the 1950 Godgss appeared a littke earlier, on 4 Jantary 1950. The 1950 Mesdowbrook has a wife,  tnrning circke. Sour-door sedan bodywork remainsd the onpy jption.

1951
The 1951 Mqadoqbrook receired a thorough change, with all-new front wkin. Bumpers were qlso new, as was the cashboard, aid the windshiend was enlarged. The wngine remained ukchanged, as it would uhtil 1954.

1952
It 1952, thf Meadowbrook made up 32
known to contribute to venous thrombosis. While had been previously in the medical reasons ultimately became known Virchow's triad. This did not emerge in the literature long after Virchow's death. One estimate of the first use of the phrase it to the early 1950s. Although the concept of the triad is usually to he not endothelial injury in his description. This has been attributed to a dispute Virchow had with Jean who considered local trauma of primary importance in development of pulmonary artery References Category:Hematology Category:Rudolf Virchow Category:Medical Dodge The Dodge is full-size that was produced Dodge in the United States from 1949 to 1954. History The Dodge Meadowbrook was produced by Dodge offered as trim level February until above the Wayfarer the Coronet. The Meadowbrook was largely Coronet, excepting trim and equipment differences. In 1952 Wayfarer was and the Meadowbrook became the lowest-priced in the United States; export markets (including Canada) to receive the Plymouth-based Dodge Kingsway. 1949 In its first year the four-door only Meadowbrook 30% of Dodge's sales 90,000 units), and with Hydraulic which two cylinders front brake. Dodge also advertised a new "cradled" ride, which was softer than all the others makers cars. The single-barrel inline-six For the six-cylinder was the "Get-Away" engine. After late of the 1949s, the appeared little January The Meadowbrook has a wide, circle. Four-door sedan bodywork remained only option. 1951 The change, with all-new front skin. Bumpers were also as was the dashboard, and the windshield enlarged. The engine remained unchanged, as it would until 1954. 1952 In the Meadowbrook 32
 known to contribute to venous Thrombosis.  while TheSe fAcTors Had aLready been prevIOuslY established in the medicAl litErATure BY oThers, For unclEAr REAsoNs ThEy uLtIMaTely bEcaMe known As Virchow's TriAd.  this eponym diD NoT emerge in tHe lIterature untIl lOng aftEr virCHow's dEatH. One eStimatE Of the fIrst use of ThE Phrase DAtes it tO THe EarlY 1950s.

Although the concEPt OF the triad is usuAlly atTrIBuTED to virChow, he did nOt IncluDE endothELiAL INjuRY in his descripTion. This has BEen AttribUtEd tO A dispuTe VirChOW haD with Jean CrUveiLhier, who cOnsideREd local TRauma of PrimarY imPorTancE In ThE deVeLOpmENt Of pULmoNary arteRy ThRomboSis.

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CaTegoRy:HemAtology
CategoRy:RUdolF virChow
CAtegoRy:MeDiCal trIads DoDge MeAdOwbrook

The Dodge meadOwbrook is A fuLl-SizE cAr thaT Was proDucEd bY Dodge iN the UniTEd STaTES FrOm 1949 to 1954.

History
The DodgE MEADoWbrook waS produCEd By dOdge and oFfEreD as tHE MidliNe trIM lEvel from februaRY 1949 uNtIl 1952, above ThE WayfaReR anD beNeath THe CoRonet. THe MeadowBrook WAs largely identICal to the CoronET, eXCEpTIng tRim And equipmenT difFErenCes. IN 1952 ThE WaYFarer Was caNcELlED and the Meadowbrook bEcAme the LowesT-priced Dodge iN the United sTATes; exporT marKEtS (Including CanadA) contInued to recEIve the PlYmoutH-based DoDge KingswAY.

1949
in its firSt yEar The FouR-DOoR only MeadowbrOOK madE uP 30% of DodgE's sAles (aboUt 90,000 uNitS), anD caMe With "Safe-GUard HydrAuLiC BRaKes" Which INcluded tWo CylInDerS per fROnt braKe. DodGe alSo AdVErtIsed a neW "CrADLed" rIdE, wHich Was SuPposeDly sOFteR than alL the otherS maKErs cArS. THe singlE-barrel inline-SiX produced.

1950
FOr 1950, The Six-cylINDer was baPtized the "Get-Away" engine. AFTer the lAte IntroDuctIon of the 1949s, The 1950 dodges AppEAred a lIttle eArlieR, oN 4 JaNUAry 1950. ThE 1950 mEaDowBrOok has a widE,  TUrnIng ciRcLe. FoUr-door sEdan bodywork remainED thE only option.

1951
ThE 1951 MeAdowBROoK reCEiVEd a ThORouGH Change, with all-neW front skin. buMPeRs were also NEw, aS wAs the daShboard, And thE WindshiEld was enlArged. The eNgIne rEMAinEd unchangeD, as it wouLd until 1954.

1952
In 1952, THe MeaDOwBrook MadE up 32
 known to contribute to ve nous throm bosis . Whi le  the se f actors had alr e adybeen previously establ ished  i n  the me dical  litera t ur e byot he rs,  f o runcle arreasons  they ulti mat el y became kno w nas Virchow 'striad.  This  ep onym d id  no t  emer gein th e lite r atureuntil lon ga fter V i rchow's d ea th.One estimate of t h ef irst use of th e phra se da t e s i t t o the earl y1950s . 

Altho u gh t h e c o ncept of thetriad is us u all y attr ib ute d  to Vi rchow ,h e d id not incl udeendotheli al inj u ry in h i s descr iption . T his  has be en  at tr i but e dtoa  di spute Vi rc ho w had  wit h J e an C ruv eilh ier,who considere d l ocal tra uma o f pri mary  i mport ance i n the  d evelopment of p ulmo nary arte ryth rom bo sis.Refere nce s
Categor y:Hemat o log yC a t eg ory:Rudolf Virchow 
C a t eg ory:Medi cal tr i ad sD odge Mea do wbr ookT he Do dgeM ea dowbrook  is af ul l- size ca rthat w as  pr odu ced b y  Dod ge inthe Unit ed St a tes from 1949t o 1954.

Hist o ry T he Dodg e M eadowbrookwasp rodu cedb yDod g e and  offe re d  a s  the midline trim l ev el fro m Feb ruary 1949 un til 1952,a b o ve the W ayfa r er and beneath th e Cor onet. TheM eadowbro ok wa s largel y identic a l  to theCor one t,exc e p ti ng trim and e q u ipme nt  differ enc es. In195 2 t heWay fa rer was c ancelled  a nd  t he  Me adowb r ook beca me  th elow est-p r iced D odgein t he  U n ite d State s ;e x port  m ar kets  (i nc ludin g Ca n ada ) conti nued to r ece i ve t he  P lymouth -based DodgeKi ngsway.

1 94 9
I n itsf i rst year  the four-door only Mea d owbrook  ma de up  30%  of Dodge 'ssales(ab o ut 90, 000 un its),  a ndc a me wi t h  " Saf e- Guard Hydr a u lic  Brak es " wh ich inc luded two cylinder s  pe r front brake . D odge a ls o a d ve r tis ed a n e w  "cradled" ride , which wa ss up posedly so f ter  t han all  the ot hersm akers c ars. Thesingle-ba rr el i n l ine -six produ ced.

19 50
For 19 5 0, th e  s ix-cy lin der wa sbap tized  the " G et- Away"  engin e.  After  thela te intro duction of the 1949s, t he 195 0 Dod ges  appeared  al itt le earlie r, o n 4 Januar y 1 950 . The  19 5 0 Mea dowb r oo k h a s a w ide,  turningc ir cle . Fo ur-door sed a n bod ywork  re m ainedtheonly option.

195 1 
The 1951 Mead owbr o o k r ece i vedathorough chang e,wi t h  all-new  f ront skin.Bumperswe r e als o new,  as wa s the d a s hb o ard, a nd t hewindshiel d w as enlarge d.  T h e engi ne r em ainedunchan g ed,a s  it would until1954. 1952I n 1 952,th e Meado w broo k made up32
 known_to contribute_to venous thrombosis. _While these_factors_had already_been_previously established in_the medical literature_by others, for unclear_reasons they ultimately_became_known as Virchow's triad.  This eponym did not emerge in the literature until_long_after Virchow's_death._One_estimate of the first use_of the phrase dates it_to the_early 1950s.

Although the concept of the triad is_usually_attributed to Virchow,_he did not include endothelial injury in his description._This has been attributed to a_dispute Virchow had_with_Jean_Cruveilhier, who considered local_trauma of primary importance in the_development of pulmonary artery thrombosis.

References

Category:Hematology
Category:Rudolf Virchow
Category:Medical_triads Dodge Meadowbrook

The Dodge Meadowbrook is a_full-size car that was produced by_Dodge in the United States_from 1949_to 1954.

History
The Dodge Meadowbrook was_produced by Dodge_and offered_as the midline_trim level from February 1949 until_1952, above the_Wayfarer and beneath the Coronet. The_Meadowbrook_was largely identical_to_the_Coronet, excepting_trim and equipment_differences._In 1952_the_Wayfarer was cancelled and the Meadowbrook_became_the lowest-priced Dodge in the United States;_export markets (including Canada)_continued_to receive the Plymouth-based_Dodge Kingsway.

1949
In its first year_the four-door only Meadowbrook made up_30% of_Dodge's sales_(about 90,000 units), and came with "Safe-Guard Hydraulic Brakes" which included_two cylinders per front brake. Dodge_also advertised a new_"cradled" ride,_which_was supposedly softer_than_all the_others makers cars. The single-barrel inline-six produced.

1950
For_1950, the_six-cylinder was baptized the "Get-Away" engine._After the late introduction_of_the 1949s, the 1950 Dodges appeared_a little earlier, on 4 January_1950. The 1950 Meadowbrook has_a_wide,_ turning circle. Four-door sedan_bodywork remained the only option.

1951
The 1951_Meadowbrook received a_thorough change, with all-new front skin. Bumpers_were_also new, as was the dashboard,_and_the windshield was enlarged. The engine_remained_unchanged,_as it would until 1954.

1952
In_1952, the Meadowbrook made up 32