The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 94
pophysis cerebri. Most fre- quently they lie in the immediate neighbourhood of vessels around which they sometimes form a thick sheath ; yet they are also found away from the vessels, in the midst of the other tissues." "The nervous elements which normally are situated in the neuroglia, and are… … Elements from Section of Diseased Convolution of Parietal Lobe. a. Fusiform cells and fibrils, b. More or less triangular cell processes, c. Eound cells, d. Long fibre-cells. one or two larger ones which much resembled the.m. The distinction, however, between the connective tissue and the proper…
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