Histology Normal And Morbid
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K/ - --^ Section of the carotid sjlaiid and carotid arteries near tlieir origin. (Marchand.) «", internal carotid; ce, external carotid; glc, carotid gland ; I, I, groups of epithelial cells; i, fibrous tissue between the epithelial groups; g, bloodvessel. Numerous vessels are also seen within the gland.
to ]icnetrate into the lymphndenoid tissue. The nerves are small and not numerous. They accompany the bloodvessels, but nervous terminations have not been traced as distributed to the lympliade...- noid tissue.
The involution of the gland appears to be accomplished through 13 194 NORMAL HISTOLOGY.
Portion of the same gland as Fig. 170, more highly magnified ; x>, epithelial cells ; g, capillary bloodvessels ; e, endothelium forming the capillary wall.
a proliferation of the fibrous tissue around the lobules, which en- croaches upon the lymphadenoid tissue and gradually replaces it.
This fibrous tissue subsequently becomes, in great measure, con- verted into adipose tissue. It appears as though the endothelium of the bloodvessels also proliferated, giving rise to masses of imbri- FiG.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
K/ - --^ Section of the carotid sjlaiid and carotid arteries near tlieir origin. (Marchand.) «", internal carotid; ce, external carotid; glc, carotid gland ; I, I, groups of epithelial cells; i, fibrous tissue between the epithelial groups; g, bloodvessel. Numerous vessels are also seen within the gland.
to ]icnetrate into the lymphndenoid tissue. The nerves are small and not numerous. They accompany the bloodvessels, but nervous terminations have not been traced as distributed to the lympliade...- noid tissue.
The involution of the gland appears to be accomplished through 13 194 NORMAL HISTOLOGY.
Portion of the same gland as Fig. 170, more highly magnified ; x>, epithelial cells ; g, capillary bloodvessels ; e, endothelium forming the capillary wall.
a proliferation of the fibrous tissue around the lobules, which en- croaches upon the lymphadenoid tissue and gradually replaces it.
This fibrous tissue subsequently becomes, in great measure, con- verted into adipose tissue. It appears as though the endothelium of the bloodvessels also proliferated, giving rise to masses of imbri- FiG.
What to read after Histology Normal And Morbid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Kellogg Dunham to read onlineMoreLess
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