The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 427
olated and collected in groups ; pus, granular cells, varying in size, which are supposed by some to contain the material upon which the colour of the fluid depends,* and a "free, delicate, granular cell" (ovarian cell), which its advocates affirm is characteristic of the ovarian fluid. The… … a. Crystals of cholesterine. b. Epithelial cells, c. Gluge's inflammatory corpuscles, d. Pus- corpuscles, e. Ovarian cell. /. Red blood-corpuscles, g. Oil-globules. It is (e) the ovarian cell that most concerns us. I regret to differ with Dr. Washington Atlee, Drysdale, and many other authorities,…
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