The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 406
nucleus, but the greater part of them are more or less distended with coarse granules, re- sembling oil, completely concealing the cell-nucleus. It is this coarse, granular, oleoid matter which gives the opaque, white, cerebriform appearance to the tumour. The cell-nuclei are usually single,… … as I recollect, corresponded in its Structure of Medullary Cancer, highly magni- fied, taken from a section of the tumour on the structure to the foregoing descrip- head, 36 hours after death.— 1. Globular cancer- cell, with visible nucleus, and a few fat granules. tion. 2. Elliptical do. 3.…
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