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Clinico‐Histologic Conferences: Histology and disease
Anatomical Sciences Education, 2011AbstractProviding a context for learning information and requiring learners to teach specific content has been demonstrated to enhance knowledge retention. To enhance students' appreciation of the role of science and specifically histology in clinical reasoning, disease diagnosis, and treatment, a new teaching format was created to provide clinical ...
Erica Friedman, Phyllis A. Shaw
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Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1972
Light- and electronmicroscopic studies of tissue from pathological middle ears revealed in sixteen cases changes typical of tympanosclerosis, i.e. collagenous connective tissue poor in cells, with hyaline degeneration and occasional calcium deposits. in one case new formed cartilaginous tissue was present.
H Sorensen, O True
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Light- and electronmicroscopic studies of tissue from pathological middle ears revealed in sixteen cases changes typical of tympanosclerosis, i.e. collagenous connective tissue poor in cells, with hyaline degeneration and occasional calcium deposits. in one case new formed cartilaginous tissue was present.
H Sorensen, O True
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The American Journal of Surgical Pathology, 1987
The embryology, gross morphology, and histology of the normal human liver--the single largest organ in the human body--are described. It is emphasized that liver biopsy specimens must be processed with special care in order to obtain optimal sections.
Michael A. Gerber, Swan N. Thung
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The embryology, gross morphology, and histology of the normal human liver--the single largest organ in the human body--are described. It is emphasized that liver biopsy specimens must be processed with special care in order to obtain optimal sections.
Michael A. Gerber, Swan N. Thung
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1950
Summary(1) The various methods by which material has been. obtained for histological examination of the stomach are briefly discussed.(2) The advantages and limitations of blind biopsy, using a flexible gastric biopsy tube, are set forth.(3) Cases are presented in which biopsy has been used and three representative tvpes illustrated.(4 ...
R. Motteram, R. K. Doig
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Summary(1) The various methods by which material has been. obtained for histological examination of the stomach are briefly discussed.(2) The advantages and limitations of blind biopsy, using a flexible gastric biopsy tube, are set forth.(3) Cases are presented in which biopsy has been used and three representative tvpes illustrated.(4 ...
R. Motteram, R. K. Doig
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Histology, Histonomy, Histologic
1963Publisher Summary Cajal's Histology of the Nervous System is very likely to contain more information about animal brains than any other text of neurology. One notices three astonishing facts about this book: this information is to a large extent unrelated to current physiological research, since Cajal's detailed description of the histology of many ...
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Journal of Cell Science, 1880 ABSTRACT Dissecting the salivary glands of the guinea-pig I noticed various points in their arrangement and structure which I do not think have been observed by others, and therefore deserve to be described.
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