Carcinoma is a parasitic disease : being the Bradshaw lecture delivered before the Royal College of Surgeons of England / by Henry T. Butlin.

  • Butlin, Henry Trentham, Sir, 1845-1912.
Date:
1905
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    It suffices for my purpose that modern observation, under the most favourable conditions, shows that there is no trans- formation of normal cells into carcinoma cells in the course Figs, 2 and 3.—Carcinoma of the skin and adjacent epidermis. (Ribbert, 6eechwulsUeh,re, 1904, Fig. 469 ; and Borrinann,'mZeitschrift fUr Krtbir lorschung, 1904, bet. II. p. fc6, Fig. 45.) Fig. 4.—Very early epithelioma of the tongue, with adjacent mucous membrane. (Baskford, Scientific Keports on the Investigations of the Imperial Cancer Research Fund, No. 2, 1905, Fig. 35.)