The Irish school of medicine as it is and as it ought to be : an address introductory to a course on pathological anatomy & histology in relation to the practice of medicine and surgery, delivered at the Royal Cork Institution / by Thomas S. Holland, M.D.

  • Holland, Thomas S.
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1853
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Credit: The Irish school of medicine as it is and as it ought to be : an address introductory to a course on pathological anatomy & histology in relation to the practice of medicine and surgery, delivered at the Royal Cork Institution / by Thomas S. Holland, M.D. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    23 Serum, Rbrinc, Albumen, Blood, Colouring Matters, Pas and other Organic, or InorKanic Substances. ■ l^oi-mation, in Abnormal Situations, of Substances tbat exist normally m otter parts, as Fatty, Fibrous, Caitilaginous. Osseous, and Pigmentary Tumours, or ^TomlTof S^Inces, not existing in tbe Nonnal State, tliat have been described under tbe names of Sa:-comatous, Pibro, Pibro-Ccllular, and Cystic Sarcoma, Carcinomatous, Gelatinous or CoUoid, Epitbeliomatous Scbu^ Melanotic, Steatomatons, Lipomatous, Cystic, Tubercular, Calcarxous Tumours, or Dceencration of Tissue. Porms of Vegetable and Animal Life, existing on or in tbe Hmnan Body. Concretions, Cdculi and Calcai-ious Deposits. PRACTICAI. PART. inthoductokt observations. Theory of tbe Simple Lens.-Spberical and Chromatic Aberration.-Achromatic Lens-Description of the Optical and Mechanical p^s of Snnple and Compound m Lcopcs.-Accessory Instruments and Chemical Reagents. - Choice of a Micro ope-Disadvantages attending the use of high magmfymg powers how tZZ^^ of Microscopic objects, estimated by ^-ch an^J^^^ meters.-Study of objects that are Hable to cause crrors.-Method of correctly observing and describing objects. NOttMAl MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY. Microscopic Elements (?) of the Animal muids and Sohds. ExIlaLn of Elementary Vegetable Structure., as introductoiy to the study of Animal Tissues. Artificial Pormation of Tissue. (?) Yellow and Colourless Pibres, Suppox-ting Tissue. (Bmdegewebe.) Cell Porms. rr sSorMi™..». oo«. ion of Blood of 0,, Hen. Esh. ^0^^. ^^^^^^^ Use of Injections in demonstrating the tapmary oj Preparations.