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An atlas of clinical microscopy (1885)

Peyer, Alexander, Girard, Alfred Conrad, 1841-1914, ed. and tr · New York : D. Appleton and company · leaf 52

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Air-bubbles of different sizes, easily recognized by theirdouble sharp contour. 3. Fat-drops, varying from sizes discernible with the naked eyeto the smallest forms, visible only with strong powers. 4. Amyloid grains, characterized by their concentric layers. 5. Feathers ; slim shaft, with thinner… … Accidental foreign bodies Peyer s m i croscopy. PLATE 5. iiTcr? IX THE UF^jyr. r?/.L^ iirncrLT stool. 26 CLimCAL MICROSCOPY. MUCUS m UEmE. In normal nrine, often a few hours after being voided, some-times immediately afterward, we see little clouds, wliicli after atime collect at the bottom of the…

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