Peyer, Alexander, Girard, Alfred Conrad, 1841-1914, ed. and tr · New York : D. Appleton and company · leaf 346
, in which blood-corpuscles can no more be recog-nized ; they appear then in the form of scales, as represented inFig. 6, Plate 82. 7. Mucus occurs in larger quantities only in pathological stool;it either coats the intestinal contents or is mixed with them; attimes the stool consists of mucus… … Mezger lUh. ntesünal contents, Peyers microscopy. MICROSCOPY OF THE STOOL. 167 8. Crystals. The triple phosphates are most frequent, even innormal stools, and independent of their reaction ; they are seen inbeautiful forms. Neutral calcium phosphate, calcium oxalate,Cholesterin, and Charcot-Lejden…
Medical microscopy · Microscopy
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