The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 136
ed. When a section is made and brushed, a connective- tissue-like network is left. This is not true connective tissue, but consists almost entirely of bloodvessels, as can readily be proven by the remains of blood corpuscles seen within them. The only true connective tissue pre- sent consists of… … Liver of a child : cells removed by brushing. — a. spaces left by removal of tlie cells ; h. blood- vessels ; c. connective tissue fibrils crossing from one vessel to another ; d. hepatic cells. existing between the hepatic cells and the walls of the bloodvessels. What Frey in his work gives as the…
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