Experimental and practical researches on inflammation, and on the origin and nature of tubercles of the lungs / [William Addison].

  • William Addison
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1843
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    Fig. 34.—Cells in the fruit of the strawberry (Frag aria vesca), cultivated variety, showing the large and very con¬ spicuous nucleus, and the small and indistinct granules; diameter of the cells from ^in. to 5^0in. Fig. 35.—Granulated vesicles of the human liver, sometimes seen of a full yellow colour, as if filled with bile; the cell wall is extremely thin and delicate; but the mole¬ cules and granules, or the active particles of the cells, are very conspicuous. Fig. 36.—Pollen-grains of the garden lilac (Syringa vulgaris), oblong and granulated {a); rendered globular and much enlarged by the addition of water or liquor potassse (b); bursting, and discharging multitudes of molecules and granules from a large rent (c); discharging similar objects (molecules and granules) in a tube-like pro¬ jection (d); with light-coloured bullae at the circum¬ ference (e.) Fig. 37.—All the objects in this figure are drawn to a scale. Molecules and fibres of fibrine from the huffy coat of inflammatory blood (a); granules and fibres of fibrine from the same (6); red corpuscles, diameter, 3-^in. (c); colourless corpuscles, diameter, j^in. (d); pus cor¬ puscles, showing their transition state between the colourless blood corpuscles and epithelial cells; diameter, from g-Q^in. to ^00in. (e); granulated vesicles from the liver, diameter, ^in. ( f) PLATE V. Fig. 38.—Colourless blood corpuscles (a); granulated corpuscles resembling pus corpuscles (b); corpuscles with large granules (c); corpuscles with active vibratile cilia {d); corpuscles gradually assuming the form of ciliated epi¬ thelial cells (e)\ ciliated epithelial cells (/.) Fig. 39.—(a) The intralobular bronchial divisions in the foetal lung; (b) the same injected with mercury, showing G
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