The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 553
und to consist largely of a granular mass, in which were a few pus-cells, some nearly destroyed liver-cells, here and there shreds of masses of fibrin, some fibrinous remains of the connective tissue of the liver, which often contained bloodvessels and bile-ducts, many amoebae, and, at some points,… … Seciioii of edge of a liver abscess. Toluidin-blue and eosin. Beck 1 inch, uc. 3. a, brokeu- down mass which constitutes the contents of the abscess ; b, the abscess wall ; c, the breaking down liver cells in the vicinity. ents are the masses of connective tissues. They often lie at considerable…
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