The Anatomy of the Lymphatic System
The Anatomy of the Lymphatic System
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M.p. m. 7.
a. Common flat endothelium of the peritoneal serosa, which covers the tendon-bundles.
h. Smaller endothelium, which covers straight lymphatic vessels which lie between the tendon-bundles.
c. Stomata vera, some widely open, some collapsed, which lead to those straight lymphatic vessels ; these stomata are lined Digitized by Goo^^ EXPLANATION OF PLATES. 85 with endothelial cells, which, as in Fig. 6, are of a germina^ ting character.
d. Represent sinuses of those straight lymphatic ves...sels.
Fig. 8. Peritoneal surface of a silver preparation of a centrum tendineum of a guinea-pig which suffered from chronic infect, peritonitis (artificial tuberculosis!.) M. p. III. 7.
a — a and aj — aj Indicate the straight lymphatic vessels between the tendon bundles, as in Fig. 7.
h. Represent stomata which are plugged up by a substance which has become darkly stained by the reagent (fibrinous plug) ; the endothelium which surrounds the stomata is in a state of intensive germination, forming buds and vilH, freely pro- jecting over the surface ; on the latter ones cells are seen to be in the state of detaching themselves by constriction (lymphoid cells).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M.p. m. 7.
a. Common flat endothelium of the peritoneal serosa, which covers the tendon-bundles.
h. Smaller endothelium, which covers straight lymphatic vessels which lie between the tendon-bundles.
c. Stomata vera, some widely open, some collapsed, which lead to those straight lymphatic vessels ; these stomata are lined Digitized by Goo^^ EXPLANATION OF PLATES. 85 with endothelial cells, which, as in Fig. 6, are of a germina^ ting character.
d. Represent sinuses of those straight lymphatic ves...sels.
Fig. 8. Peritoneal surface of a silver preparation of a centrum tendineum of a guinea-pig which suffered from chronic infect, peritonitis (artificial tuberculosis!.) M. p. III. 7.
a — a and aj — aj Indicate the straight lymphatic vessels between the tendon bundles, as in Fig. 7.
h. Represent stomata which are plugged up by a substance which has become darkly stained by the reagent (fibrinous plug) ; the endothelium which surrounds the stomata is in a state of intensive germination, forming buds and vilH, freely pro- jecting over the surface ; on the latter ones cells are seen to be in the state of detaching themselves by constriction (lymphoid cells).
What to read after The Anatomy of the Lymphatic System?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Edward Klein to read onlineMoreLess
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