The Normal And Pathological Histology of the Mouth, Being the 2d Ed. of the Histology And Patho-Histology of the Teeth And Associated Parts V.2

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292. — Transverse section of fibroid, degeneration of the alveolo-dental periosteum. Stained with iron perchloride and tannic acid. Shows the general appearance of the tissue. Magnified 50 times.
Fig. 293. — Osteoporous alveolar bone. Stained with lia;niaUj.\yline. C.
Concentric lamella; i. Intermediary lamellag; H. Enlarged Haversian canal or cancellous space; f. Fibroid degeneration of the medullary tissue; b. Atrophy of artery (?) Magnified 250 diameters.
DEGENERATION OF THE PERIODONTAL MEMB...RANE 319 The lacunas of the Haversian systems are generally speaking abrachiate; and that part of the bone itself which is immediately contiguous to the periodontal membrane has undergone micro- scopical alteration and degeneration in which the structure of the concentric and intermediary lamellae are not only masked, but in some instances entirely lost and unrecognisable (see Fig. 285).
There is no calcification of any of the parts of the root membrane, no progressive ossification or osteoplastic signs, no attempts at ankylosis; everything points to retrogressive changes pure and simple.

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