Consumption Its Early And Remediable Stages
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This is no doubt due to the retractile power of the yellow elastic fibres, which at all times seek their normal condition at 168 EXTERNAL PULMONARY EVIDENCES OF PHTHISIS.
rest. These fibres are arranged in two principal direc- tions ; first, in longitudinal bands, passing from the termination of a bronchial tube to the peripheral extre- mity of the vesicular structure into which it leads. These bands lie near to each other, so that in a pre- paration of vesicular structure placed in acetic acid... it often occurs that more than one band may be seen in the field at the same time with a two-third or one- quarter object-glass. There are also isolated fibres passing transversely from one band to another in a direct line, but at irregular distances ; and other bands of circular fibres, which are seen to project into the interior of the intercellular passages. The latter are shown* in the following figure, extracted from our lectures already quoted. On looking into the interior of any vesicle or intercellular passage, it will be seen that there is a free edge around the opening, and by lowering or raising the focus, it will be evident that this does not occupy a plane, but the circumference of a circle, with a descending plane, so that, as the focus descends, the different portions of the free edge come into focus successively, until the whole may be traced, more or less, around the circumference of the cell, and descending after the manner of a spire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is no doubt due to the retractile power of the yellow elastic fibres, which at all times seek their normal condition at 168 EXTERNAL PULMONARY EVIDENCES OF PHTHISIS.
rest. These fibres are arranged in two principal direc- tions ; first, in longitudinal bands, passing from the termination of a bronchial tube to the peripheral extre- mity of the vesicular structure into which it leads. These bands lie near to each other, so that in a pre- paration of vesicular structure placed in acetic acid... it often occurs that more than one band may be seen in the field at the same time with a two-third or one- quarter object-glass. There are also isolated fibres passing transversely from one band to another in a direct line, but at irregular distances ; and other bands of circular fibres, which are seen to project into the interior of the intercellular passages. The latter are shown* in the following figure, extracted from our lectures already quoted. On looking into the interior of any vesicle or intercellular passage, it will be seen that there is a free edge around the opening, and by lowering or raising the focus, it will be evident that this does not occupy a plane, but the circumference of a circle, with a descending plane, so that, as the focus descends, the different portions of the free edge come into focus successively, until the whole may be traced, more or less, around the circumference of the cell, and descending after the manner of a spire.
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