Illustrations of disease with the microscope. clinical investigations, aided by the microscope, and by chemical reagents, with microscopical observations of pathological specimens, medical and surgical, obtained in Charleston, S.C. : a contribution intended to disclose the minute history of the diseases prevailing in this latitude, and to assist future students (1861)
Porcher, Francis Peyre, 1825-1895, Billings, John S. (John Shaw), 1838-1913 · Charleston, S.C., C.S.A. : South Carolina Medical Association · leaf 94
It will be observed that both oT these are distinct from WITH THE MICROSCOPE. 87 ilic diamond-form lozenges, made by the crossing of linesof crystalization, which, it seemed to me from repeatedexaminations under the microscope, was the mode ofgrowth of nitrate of urea plates. The upper part of… … =& 1 have not now the opportunity of subjecting the crys-tals thus obtained and depicted above, to the appropriatereagents; but I have every reason to believe that theyare for the most part nitrate of cystme. They correspondvery closely with M. M. Robin and Yerdeils plates ofthis substance. M.…
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