Peyer, Alexander, Girard, Alfred Conrad, 1841-1914, ed. and tr · New York : D. Appleton and company · leaf 352
nerally a plainly perceptible embryo.) The whip-worm, Trichocejphalus dispar (3, 3 *), occurs over alarge area, and in some places is frequent. It inhabits the csecum,rarely in considerable numbers. It has a peculiar shape; the ante-rior two thirds of its body are filiform, while the tail-end is… … Intestinal worms wHh ovei Peyers microscopy. MICROSCOPY OF THE STOOL. 171 of those of the oxyuris, and are well characterized by plug-shapedextremities. The hook-worm, Anckylostoma duodenale (4, 4 *), appears lessto inhabit the duodenum than the jejunum, where it hooks itselffast and sucks blood.…
Medical microscopy · Microscopy
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