On the structure of the simple tissues of the human body, lectures. With a descriptive list of 61 specimens |
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... cartilage and in bone , by no means accords with those of many other authorities . The author has not attempted to give all the opinions entertained on this and other matters , or to show in what points he agrees with or differs from ...
... cartilage and in bone , by no means accords with those of many other authorities . The author has not attempted to give all the opinions entertained on this and other matters , or to show in what points he agrees with or differs from ...
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... Cartilage , Mouse , showing germinal matter and intervening formed material . In the upper part of the specimen , the immediate continuity of the formed material of the cartilage with that of the tendon is most distinctly seen , and the ...
... Cartilage , Mouse , showing germinal matter and intervening formed material . In the upper part of the specimen , the immediate continuity of the formed material of the cartilage with that of the tendon is most distinctly seen , and the ...
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... cartilage of the first phalanx of the toe of a girl about 16 years of age . Several of the so - called marrow , or ... cartilage , tempo- rary spongy bone , and the formation of true bone with lacunæ . The latter is gradually encroaching ...
... cartilage of the first phalanx of the toe of a girl about 16 years of age . Several of the so - called marrow , or ... cartilage , tempo- rary spongy bone , and the formation of true bone with lacunæ . The latter is gradually encroaching ...
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... cartilage , he can scarcely find any two observers who agree as to the meaning of the appearances observed . He enquires how a tissue grows ; which is the oldest part , and which the youngest ? -how food becomes tissue ? —where ...
... cartilage , he can scarcely find any two observers who agree as to the meaning of the appearances observed . He enquires how a tissue grows ; which is the oldest part , and which the youngest ? -how food becomes tissue ? —where ...
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... tissue , which is almost as firm as fibro - cartilage ( sometimes described as scirrhus of the pylorus ) . As the contractile element increases , it loses its contractile power , and the whole mass appears to be OF HUMAN TISSUES . 81.
... tissue , which is almost as firm as fibro - cartilage ( sometimes described as scirrhus of the pylorus ) . As the contractile element increases , it loses its contractile power , and the whole mass appears to be OF HUMAN TISSUES . 81.
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active altered anatomy animals appearance areolar arrangement become believe bodies bone calcareous matter capillaries carmine cartilage Causes cells centre certain changes characters cloth coloured composed connective tissue considered consist containing continuous conversion corpuscles corresponding demonstrated dentine deposited described difficult direction DISEASES distinct drawing elementary Engravings entirely examined existence external fact Fcap fibrous tissue fluid formation formed material germinal matter gradually growing growth higher Illustrated important increase intercellular substance layer LECTURE liver living manner masses of germinal matrix MEDICAL MEDICINE membrane microscope morbid muscular nature nerve fibres nuclei numerous nutrient observed occurring organs original oval particles pass period Plates points portion possesses Post 8vo PRACTICAL Prep preparation present processes produced prove quantity relation remains removed result Second Edition seen separated so-called soft spaces specimen structure substance surface take place tendon textures thin Treatment tubes undergoes vessels wall Wood
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