Application and testimonials for the post of Pathologist to the Glasgow Royal Infirmary by John H. Teacher, M.A., M.D.

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[1910]
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Credit: Application and testimonials for the post of Pathologist to the Glasgow Royal Infirmary by John H. Teacher, M.A., M.D. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Die Zweite der genannten Abhandlungen bereichert unser Wissen iiber junge Stadien der Entwicklung und Einbettung menschlicher Eier, um ein hochst xvichtiges, neues, bisher ganz unbekanntes, jtingstes bis jetz gefundenes Stadium ; die dritte berichtet iiber den sehr seltenen Fall einer jungen Ovarialschvvangerschaft. Beide sind in einer Monographic zusammen erschienen und fin- die Bedeutung und die Funktion des Trophoblasts des menschlichen Eies vom grossten Interesse. Umsichtige Behandlung der beschriebenen Objekte, genaue streng sachliche Darlegung der Befunde, erlautert durch aus- gezeichnete Abbildungen, sehr verstandige Schlussfalger- ungen, eine erschopfende Besprechung der einschlagigen Literatur zeichnen dieses Werk auf das vortheilhafteste aus. DR. GRAF SPEE. Translation. The three Publications: J. PI. Teacher on Chorionepithelioma, J. H. Teacher and Bryce on An Early Ovum imbedded in the Decidua, J. H. Teacher .and Kerr on An Early Ovarian Pregnancy, are all of definite and permanent scientific value in virtue of the results of research contained in them. The treatise on Chorionepithelioma was published while the derivation of a cancerous growth from the placenta was still in dispute, and its origin from the Foetal Ectoblast was doubted by many, especially in England. Teacher, by his excellent work on this subject, contributed largely towards establishing the proof of the foetal epithelial origin of this tumour. His comprehensive papers contain an exhaustive compilation and review of the literature of the subject, the results of the re- investigation of specimens previously described by other