Clinical lectures on the principles and practice of medicine / by John Hughes Bennett.

  • Bennett, John Hughes, 1812-1875.
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MDCCCLVIII [1858]
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Credit: Clinical lectures on the principles and practice of medicine / by John Hughes Bennett. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Fig. 276. A similar albuminous layer, round groups of bird’s blood-cells 277. Substance of nerve tube, broken across, forming globules 278. Cells of the liver, in waxy degeneration of that organ 279. Section of the thyroid body, with its glandular sacs filled with colloid matter 280. Radiated colloid masses from a cyst in an atrophied kidney . 281. Fatty molecules in groups ..... 282. Granular corpuscles and masses from cerebral softening 283. Granular corpuscles acted upon by pressure 284. Early stage of fatty degeneration of voluntary muscle 285. Advanced stage of fatty degeneration in tlie muscular fasciculi of the heart 286. Fatty degeneration of the psoas magnus muscle'of a lad with morbus coxarius 287. Other fasciculi of the same muscle, after the addition of ajther 288. Enlarged fatty fusiform cells of the pregnant uterus after delivery 289. Atheroma of a blood-vessel ..... 290. Fatty granules, oil drops, granule cells, and cholesterine in atheroma . 291. Two groups of fatty molecules, from atheroma of artery 292. Transverse section through the coats of the popliteal artery of an aged woman 293. Cerebral vessels of an aged individual who died of apoplexy 294. Vessels from softening of the corpus striatum, coated with gi-auule masses 295. Villi from the placenta of a six months’ foetus 296. Fatty granules coating the blood-vessels, within the placental villi 297. Groups of fatty granules scattered through the substance of a placental villus 298. Fatty granules coating the vessels, and in the villous substance 299. Cells in fatty tracheal cartilage .... 300. Horizontal section of the occipital bone in a case of syphilis 301. Thin section of the same bone, showing one of the cancelli 302. Thin section of the outer table of the same bone 303. New cells formed in malacosteon .... 304. Retrograde cells, granules, and granular masses, in cancer reticulum . 305. Fatty and broken-down cancer-cells in reticulum of cancer of the liver 306. Fatty granular matter from the softened reticulum of a cancer of the breast 307. Liberated and altered nuclei in the reticulum of cancer of the testicle 308. Crystals of hematoidine ..... 309. 'Wartlike brown nxvus maternus of the female mamma 310. Atrophied bronchial cartilage, with deposition of brown pigment 311. Placental villi, containing brown pigment from an aborted fcctus 312. Black pigment masses and molecules round a tubercle of the peritoneum 313. Transverse section of a necrosed tibia .... 314. Black pigment molecules from the lung .... 315. Black pigment irregular masses, from an intestinal aggregate gland 316. Pol)'gonal cells loaded ■with pigment, from the surface of the pericardium 317. Cells loaded with pigment, from a melanotic tumour of the horse 318. Cells in a melanotic cancer of the cheek 319. Cells in the black sputum of a collier .... 320. Structure of mineral degeneration of the walls of an aneurism 321. Calcareous incrustation of the small vessels of the brain 322. Mineral degeneration of the nerve-cells and tubes of the spinal cord 323. Mineral masses in a degenerated cancerous tumour of the omentum 324. The same, in a degenerated cancerous mass in the liver 325. Cancer-cells infiltrated with cretaceous molecules, in a mesenteric gland 326. hlineral masses in a cretaceous tubercle of the lung 327. Section of an amorphous mineral mass .... 328. Longitudinal section of an albuminous concretion . 329. Portion of one of the concentric lamellae of the same concretion 330. Transverse section of the edges of the concentric lamellae 331. Vertical section of the kidney ..... Page 221 222 222 223 223 225 226 226 227 227 227 227 228 228 228 228 229 230 230 231 231 231 231 232 232 232 232- 232 234 234 234 234 236 237 238 238 239 240 240 240 240 240 241 241 244 244 245 246 246 246 246 246 247 248 248 249