Modern Urology volume 1
Modern Urology volume 1
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427. ) The Sustentacular cells extend from the basal membrane of the tubules 424 INJURIES AXD TORSION OF THE TESTICLE toward the lumen. Early in life they form a syncytium; later, as spermatogenesis takes place, they become cylindrical in shape, with an outline made irregular by the pressure of the sexual cells which develop Heads of spermatozoa.
Spermatocyte Crystalloids in _5j{ interstitial cells.
Spermatid.
Nuclei of sus- tentacular cells.
* ! - '^ Inte r stitial con- nective tissue.
I'n;. I...s. 3. From a longitudinal section through a convoluted tubule of a human testis. X 360. (Lewis and Stohr. ) between them (Figs. 181 and 182). Each cell has an ovoid nucleus with a distinct nucleolus; the protoplasm contains fat droplets, brown granules, and at times crystalloid bodies in pairs. 24 Tangential section of a ductulus offerers.
Connective tissue.
Blood vessel. Epithelium Circular muscles Transverse section of a ' ductulus efferens.
of the ductus epididymidis.
FIG. 184. From a section of the head of a human epididymis, showing sections of the ductus epididymidis in the centre and of ductuli efferentes on the sides.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
427. ) The Sustentacular cells extend from the basal membrane of the tubules 424 INJURIES AXD TORSION OF THE TESTICLE toward the lumen. Early in life they form a syncytium; later, as spermatogenesis takes place, they become cylindrical in shape, with an outline made irregular by the pressure of the sexual cells which develop Heads of spermatozoa.
Spermatocyte Crystalloids in _5j{ interstitial cells.
Spermatid.
Nuclei of sus- tentacular cells.
* ! - '^ Inte r stitial con- nective tissue.
I'n;. I...s. 3. From a longitudinal section through a convoluted tubule of a human testis. X 360. (Lewis and Stohr. ) between them (Figs. 181 and 182). Each cell has an ovoid nucleus with a distinct nucleolus; the protoplasm contains fat droplets, brown granules, and at times crystalloid bodies in pairs. 24 Tangential section of a ductulus offerers.
Connective tissue.
Blood vessel. Epithelium Circular muscles Transverse section of a ' ductulus efferens.
of the ductus epididymidis.
FIG. 184. From a section of the head of a human epididymis, showing sections of the ductus epididymidis in the centre and of ductuli efferentes on the sides.
What to read after Modern Urology volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Cabot to read onlineMoreLess
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