Cellular pathology : as based upon physiological and pathological histology; twenty lectures delivered in the Pathological Institute of Berlin during the months of February, March, and April, 1858 / by Rudolf Virchow; translated from the second edition of the original by Frank Chance; with notes and numerous emendations, principally from ms. notes of the author.

  • Virchow, Rudolf, 1821-1902.
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MDCCCLX. [1860]
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Credit: Cellular pathology : as based upon physiological and pathological histology; twenty lectures delivered in the Pathological Institute of Berlin during the months of February, March, and April, 1858 / by Rudolf Virchow; translated from the second edition of the original by Frank Chance; with notes and numerous emendations, principally from ms. notes of the author. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    paronchymatoua juices in, 218, 485 ; two possible inodes of propagation of, 218; its metastases follow direction of secreting organs, 219, cf. 460; propa- gation of, probably due to certain fluids, 219 ; irregularity observed in metastases of, thus explained, 219; en- dogenous cell-formation in, 401-402; in bone, formed by direct transition out of osseous tissue, 410-411; corre- spondence between first stage of, and that of pus, 454; develojnnent of, from connective tissue, 454; papillary (vil- lous) form of, 467-468 ; cells of, bow distinguished from those of tubercle, 476 ; cheesy metamorphosis of, 479 ; proper, malignity of, 484-485. Cancer Aquations, 472. Syphiliticus, 472. Cancer-Juice, compared mth pus, 62. Cancroid, correspondence between first • stage of, and that of pus, 454; 482- 484; malignant nature of, 484, its degree, 485. Capillary Ai-teries, 58; fat in external coat of, 59, 112, pigment in do., 112. Capillary Blood-vessels, 9; structure of, 59; non-contractility of, 59; of liver, 73-75; of cerebrum (corpus striatum), 75-76; of muscular coat of stomach, 76-77 ; in cartilage of new- born child, 78-79; membrane of, supposed to be equivalent to internal coat of arteries, 112, its importance in nutrition, 122; sluggish layer in, 152. Capillary Membrane, complete absence of pores in, 113; its importance in nutrition, 122-123. Carbonic Oxide, paralyzing effects of, on respiratory snbstance of red blood- corpuscles, 227. Caries, course of, 419-421; changes (de- structive or develojjmental) of bone- cells in, 419, 421; liquefaction of hone- (cell) territories in, 420; a de- generative ostitis, 420; production of granulations in, 421. Caries of vertehrm. See Spondylar- throcace. Carter, Dr., on excretion of starch through skin, 378. Cartilage, corpuscles and cells of, 6-7; 14; proliferation of cells of, 21; hy- aline, 46; fibro-, 47; reticular (yel- low or spongy), 47; non-vascularity of perfectly developed, 60, 78; not organic basis of bone, 67,431; vessels in, in new-born child, 77-79; nutri- tion of, in new-born child, 78; effects of irritation upon (nutritive irritation ! of), 297-298; permanent—autocb- thonous formation of amyloid sulj- stance in, 377 ; jwoliferation of, when preparing for ossification, 400, 411, sensitiveness of cells at that time, 411-412 ; transformation of—into marrow, direct, 413-415, indirect (through osseous tissue), 413—into bone, indirect (through marrow), 413, direct, 416-417; calcification of, 412, 414-416; formation of, out of periosteum, 425,439; rarity of malig- nant affections in, and its cause, 459. Cartilage-Cells, structure of, 6-7; proli- feration of,21, during ossification, 400, 411; transformation of—into marrow- cells, direct, 413 - 415, indirect (through hone-cells), 413—into bone- ceUs, indirect (through marrow- cells), 413, 422-423, direct, 416-417 ; tlirow out processes (become jagged) during ossification, 417. Cartilage-Corpuscles, structure of, 7 ; definition of, 416; conversion of, into bone-corpuscles, in rickets, 435-437. Cataract, production of, in frogs by in- jection of salt, 122. Cauliflower Tumours, of penis and neck of uterus, 469. Cell-contents, importance of, in deter- mining functions of parts, 13; functions of parts due to minute changes of place in, 289. Cells, ultimate active elements of living body, 3; theory of formation of, out of free blastema, 9-10 ; as vital unities, 13; territories of, 14-15, see Cell-terri- tories ; difference in size of, 21-23; proliferation of (cartilage), 21; origin of all developed tissues, 28; increased absorption of matter by, 297, &c.; intra-capsular multiplication of (in intervertebral cartilage), 310; divi- sion of, 310-311, see Division of cells; new formation of, by means of simple division, 400-401, endogenous (brood- cavities), 401-402, hyperplastic (di- rect and indirect), and heteroplastic, 403-405. Animal, 6-23 ; capsulated (car- tilage), 6-7 ; simple, 8; nucleus of, 8- 12; nucleolus of, 9-10; contents of, 12-13. Vegetable, 4-6,18-20; capsule and membrane of, 4-5; contents of, 4- 5; nucleus of, 6; growth of, 19-20. Cell-Territories, 14-15, 84, 94; in skin, 244-245; limits of, in bone, wcll- sbewn in caries ami necrosis, 418-12(>: of bone, 137.