A Text-Book of Human Physiology Including Histology And Microscopical Anatomy, With Special Reference to the Requirements of Practical Medicine
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Those tissues which are devoid of blood vessels in their own substance, such as the cornea and cartil- age, receive nutrient fluid or lymph from the adjacent capillaries, by means of their cellular elements, which act as juice-conducting media. Hence, when the normal circulation is interfered with, as by atheroma or calcification of the walls of the blood vessels, these tissues are secondarily affected [this, for example, is the case in arcus senilis of the cornea, due to a fatty degeneration o...f the corneal tissue, owing to some affection of the blood vessels on which the cornea depends for its nutrition]. Total compression or ligature of all the blood vessels results in necrosis of the parts supplied by the ligatured blood vessels.
Atrophies caused by diminution of the normal supply of blood gradually, in the course of time, become less and less [Samuel ).
Hence, there must be a ilotible current of the tissue juices ; the afferent or supply current, which supplies the new material, and the efferent stream, which removes the effete products.
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Those tissues which are devoid of blood vessels in their own substance, such as the cornea and cartil- age, receive nutrient fluid or lymph from the adjacent capillaries, by means of their cellular elements, which act as juice-conducting media. Hence, when the normal circulation is interfered with, as by atheroma or calcification of the walls of the blood vessels, these tissues are secondarily affected [this, for example, is the case in arcus senilis of the cornea, due to a fatty degeneration o...f the corneal tissue, owing to some affection of the blood vessels on which the cornea depends for its nutrition]. Total compression or ligature of all the blood vessels results in necrosis of the parts supplied by the ligatured blood vessels.
Atrophies caused by diminution of the normal supply of blood gradually, in the course of time, become less and less [Samuel ).
Hence, there must be a ilotible current of the tissue juices ; the afferent or supply current, which supplies the new material, and the efferent stream, which removes the effete products.
What to read after A Text-Book of Human Physiology Including Histology And Microscopical Anatomy, With Special Reference to the Requirements of Practical Medicine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Landois, L. (Leonard), 1837-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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