Leukaemia of the Fowl Spontaneous And Experimental
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They abound in mitotic figures. The liver cells in these foci have entirely disappeared. The small, gray nodules consist of cir- cumscribed masses of myeloid tissue, usually occupying the periportal spaces and composed of a central portion of large mononuclears sur- rounded by the mononuclear myelocyte with eosinophilic granules. In the blood-vessels and capillaries, the large mononuclear, at times, seems to greatly exceed the red blood cell in numbers.
Spleen. — Except in Nos. 31 and 7Q, the s...pleen in every case was en- larged (Table 1) ; usually very much (Fig. 6). The dimensions, in contrast to those of the liver, are of definite comparative value. The smallest of the enlarged organs measured 3 x 2 x 1.7 cm., the largest 4 x 3 x 2.3 cm., the latter being just twice the normal in every dimension.
The weights were strikingly increased. The lowest was 6 gm., the highest, 18 gm., i. e. 18 times the normal, or .6-1.6 per cent of the body weight, i. e., 32 times the normal.
The surface of the spleen may look normal, be reddish brown and show beneath its capsule pin-point, gray Malpighian bodies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They abound in mitotic figures. The liver cells in these foci have entirely disappeared. The small, gray nodules consist of cir- cumscribed masses of myeloid tissue, usually occupying the periportal spaces and composed of a central portion of large mononuclears sur- rounded by the mononuclear myelocyte with eosinophilic granules. In the blood-vessels and capillaries, the large mononuclear, at times, seems to greatly exceed the red blood cell in numbers.
Spleen. — Except in Nos. 31 and 7Q, the s...pleen in every case was en- larged (Table 1) ; usually very much (Fig. 6). The dimensions, in contrast to those of the liver, are of definite comparative value. The smallest of the enlarged organs measured 3 x 2 x 1.7 cm., the largest 4 x 3 x 2.3 cm., the latter being just twice the normal in every dimension.
The weights were strikingly increased. The lowest was 6 gm., the highest, 18 gm., i. e. 18 times the normal, or .6-1.6 per cent of the body weight, i. e., 32 times the normal.
The surface of the spleen may look normal, be reddish brown and show beneath its capsule pin-point, gray Malpighian bodies.
What to read after Leukaemia of the Fowl Spontaneous And Experimental?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Christian Schmeisser to read onlineMoreLess
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