The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 415
Ellis, Tubercle — its Pathology. I860.] 409 others of various sizes (the latter unaffected by acetic acid), forming a regular series down to the so-called tubercle -corpuscle. In addition to the well-marked epithelium cell, others were seen in which the nucleus was almost obscured by the minute… … 5. "Inflammation-corpuscles." c. "Tubercle-corpuscles." the larger corpuscles had almost entirely disappeared, a few fragments only remaining, while the number of so-called tubercle-corpuscles had much increased. Numerous minute globules and granules were floating about in all the specimens." Case…
Medicine
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