Manual of Human Histology Microform
Manual of Human Histology Microform
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DaC. ] 560 SPECIAL HISTOLOGY.
The changes undergone by the blood in the spleen, a subject which is more fully treated of "in my " Mikr. Anat. , " II. , 2, pp. 268-270, and which were observed and interpreted by Ecker, at the same time and in the same manner as by myself, have lately become the subject of much discussion. Gerlach, Schaffner, and lately 0. Funke also (I. . ), who are completely at one with Ecker and myself as to the facts, differ alto- gether in their interpretation of them ; and... believe that, instead of their being the result of a dissolution of the blood-corpuscles, they proceed from a process of development of netv corpuscles, and that therefore the spleen as, indeed, was Hewson's opinion is a formative organ for blood-corpuscles.
I have already, in another place (Zeitsch. Fur wiss. Zool. , p. 115), confuted Gerlach's views, and I therefore consider it to be unnecessary to enter, again, into this question, the less, as Ecker, after repeated, care- ful investigations, quite agrees with me ; indeed no unprejudiced obser- vation can tend to other conclusions than those at which we have arrived.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DaC. ] 560 SPECIAL HISTOLOGY.
The changes undergone by the blood in the spleen, a subject which is more fully treated of "in my " Mikr. Anat. , " II. , 2, pp. 268-270, and which were observed and interpreted by Ecker, at the same time and in the same manner as by myself, have lately become the subject of much discussion. Gerlach, Schaffner, and lately 0. Funke also (I. . ), who are completely at one with Ecker and myself as to the facts, differ alto- gether in their interpretation of them ; and... believe that, instead of their being the result of a dissolution of the blood-corpuscles, they proceed from a process of development of netv corpuscles, and that therefore the spleen as, indeed, was Hewson's opinion is a formative organ for blood-corpuscles.
I have already, in another place (Zeitsch. Fur wiss. Zool. , p. 115), confuted Gerlach's views, and I therefore consider it to be unnecessary to enter, again, into this question, the less, as Ecker, after repeated, care- ful investigations, quite agrees with me ; indeed no unprejudiced obser- vation can tend to other conclusions than those at which we have arrived.
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