The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 520
514 HARD AWAY, MULTIPLE IYOMATA OF SKIN. fibres could be demonstrated. No new formation of nerves could be ascertained. "On staining the sections with hsematoxylon, rod-shaped nuclei ap- peared in great numbers, coming in different directions, showing the characteristics of the nuclei of smooth… … Proliferation of the muscular elements of an artery (A) and a vein (V). T T, tumor. Hsematoxylon and eosine. Hartnack, 3, vii. In the course of the septa furnished by the bands emanating from the derma, arteries and veins could be seen in a state of proliferation of their muscular elements. The…
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