There are inflammations in those tissues that possess a great many capillary blood vessels (such as the pia mater or the pulmonary lobes), which cause a strong thermal thrust, an alteration of the nervous functions, a disturbance to the secretions, and possible muscular disorders (agitation, contractions); those tissues possessing kw red capillaries (thin membranes) undergo similar, hut slighter disorders; lastly, the inflammation of the lymphatic vessels causes disturbances in nutrition and in the serious secretions.