Original Contributions Concerning the Glandular Structures Appertaining to the H
Original Contributions Concerning the Glandular Structures Appertaining to the H
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There are a number of transverse sec- tions of Meibomian glands and a large compact body of acino-tubular glands in the nasal part of the tarsus (A) . 33, Horizontal section through the central part of the upper eyelid. In the middle line acino-tubular glands are seen lying between the Meibomian glands at A.
Plate XVIII. 34, Section the same as in Fig. 33, but nearer the lid- margin. In the middle line, at A, a small piece of an acino-tubular gland with its excretory duct is seen ; also, its ex...ternal orifice in the palpebral conjunctiva. 35, A similar section under a higher magnifying power. To the right and left side of the acino-tubular gland a Meibomian gland is seen.
Plate XIX. 36, Vertical section through the lower eyelid, near the tem- poral canthus. Downwards, the very much dilated central duct of a Mei- bomian gland; above it a number of acino-tubular glands, undergoing atrophy. The conjunctiva to the right shows changes due to chronic blennorrhoea. 37, Acino-tubular gland from the upper eyelid under a high magnifying power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are a number of transverse sec- tions of Meibomian glands and a large compact body of acino-tubular glands in the nasal part of the tarsus (A) . 33, Horizontal section through the central part of the upper eyelid. In the middle line acino-tubular glands are seen lying between the Meibomian glands at A.
Plate XVIII. 34, Section the same as in Fig. 33, but nearer the lid- margin. In the middle line, at A, a small piece of an acino-tubular gland with its excretory duct is seen ; also, its ex...ternal orifice in the palpebral conjunctiva. 35, A similar section under a higher magnifying power. To the right and left side of the acino-tubular gland a Meibomian gland is seen.
Plate XIX. 36, Vertical section through the lower eyelid, near the tem- poral canthus. Downwards, the very much dilated central duct of a Mei- bomian gland; above it a number of acino-tubular glands, undergoing atrophy. The conjunctiva to the right shows changes due to chronic blennorrhoea. 37, Acino-tubular gland from the upper eyelid under a high magnifying power.
What to read after Original Contributions Concerning the Glandular Structures Appertaining to the H?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adolf Alt to read onlineMoreLess
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