Diseases of the stomach : a text-book for practitioners and students (1906)
Einhorn, Max, 1862-1953 · New York : William Wood and Company · leaf 32
of the cardiacglands. They are usually calledthe Nussbaum cells. Besides these specific glandsthere are a number of mucous glands in the neigh-borhood of the pylorus. Heidenhain,1 Kupffer,2 Sachs,3 and Stoehr4 havegreatly contributed to our knowledge of the histology Heidenhain: Archiv fur mikrosk.… … Fig. 4.—A Pyloric Gland, a,Mouth; b, neck; c, fundus. VESSELS AND NERVES. 7 of the gastric mucosa. According to these writers,the principal cells generate the pepsin and the rennetferments, whereas the parietal or oxyntic cells areimbued with the faculty of secreting hydrochloricacid.…
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