Outlines of Normal And Pathological Histology a Syllabus of Lectures At the Coo
Outlines of Normal And Pathological Histology a Syllabus of Lectures At the Coo
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Colloid or mucoid tumors, or tumors which have been thus transformed, are sometimes called colloid cancers, although their structure may wholly differ from cancer. Some forms of ovarian multilocular cysts result from colloid degen- eration of the stroma of the ovaiy, and may be termed a cystic colloid cancer of the ovary.
PART II.
NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL HIS- TOLOGY OF NUTRIENT FLUIDS.
I. GENERAL VIEW OF THE CIRCULATION.
Next in importance to living matter itself is the nutrient material for it...s physical support. The manner in which this is distributed to the various tissues first claims our attention in a general outline, reserving further details to future study.
1. Absorption ot aliment is first in the train of vital actions. In plants and in unicellular animals this takes place by simple imbibition, but in higher animals the presence of a stomach, or special reservoir for food, is -universal. The alimentary canal is lined with epithelial cells, which in the stomach pre- side over nutrition, exercising a power of selection so that only certain materials may pass inwards, or be absorbed, while the passage of other substances is resisted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Colloid or mucoid tumors, or tumors which have been thus transformed, are sometimes called colloid cancers, although their structure may wholly differ from cancer. Some forms of ovarian multilocular cysts result from colloid degen- eration of the stroma of the ovaiy, and may be termed a cystic colloid cancer of the ovary.
PART II.
NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL HIS- TOLOGY OF NUTRIENT FLUIDS.
I. GENERAL VIEW OF THE CIRCULATION.
Next in importance to living matter itself is the nutrient material for it...s physical support. The manner in which this is distributed to the various tissues first claims our attention in a general outline, reserving further details to future study.
1. Absorption ot aliment is first in the train of vital actions. In plants and in unicellular animals this takes place by simple imbibition, but in higher animals the presence of a stomach, or special reservoir for food, is -universal. The alimentary canal is lined with epithelial cells, which in the stomach pre- side over nutrition, exercising a power of selection so that only certain materials may pass inwards, or be absorbed, while the passage of other substances is resisted.
What to read after Outlines of Normal And Pathological Histology a Syllabus of Lectures At the Coo?
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