Notes On Surgery
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Why does bone die vrhen its periosteum is removed? Because *by rupture of blood vessels in the periostoum nutrition of bone is des- troyed.
Under influence of ijiflammation marY'Ovr cells rapidly give up their fat, the nuclei regain their central position in the cells, the protoplasm changes from a yellowish to a reddish color (loss of fat) and takes a stain readily.
Myeloplaxes are nothing more than overgrovm, multinucleated 94 marrow cells. Under inflammation they burst and liberate their man...y embryonal cells.
Blood vessels under inflanimation enlarge to several times normal size at expense ©f inter-haversian bone layers (this, in fracture, is knovv-n as softening; ) and the connective tissue exposed becomes rapidly embryonal. As the inflammation sub- sides, the cells become again normal to bone.
Myeloplaxes most numerous in cancellated tissue, CONDENSING OSTEITIS:- Bone formed after an inflammation is less abundantly supplied with blood vessels than normally; the can~ cellated tissue is thicker and Haversian canals smaller.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why does bone die vrhen its periosteum is removed? Because *by rupture of blood vessels in the periostoum nutrition of bone is des- troyed.
Under influence of ijiflammation marY'Ovr cells rapidly give up their fat, the nuclei regain their central position in the cells, the protoplasm changes from a yellowish to a reddish color (loss of fat) and takes a stain readily.
Myeloplaxes are nothing more than overgrovm, multinucleated 94 marrow cells. Under inflammation they burst and liberate their man...y embryonal cells.
Blood vessels under inflanimation enlarge to several times normal size at expense ©f inter-haversian bone layers (this, in fracture, is knovv-n as softening; ) and the connective tissue exposed becomes rapidly embryonal. As the inflammation sub- sides, the cells become again normal to bone.
Myeloplaxes most numerous in cancellated tissue, CONDENSING OSTEITIS:- Bone formed after an inflammation is less abundantly supplied with blood vessels than normally; the can~ cellated tissue is thicker and Haversian canals smaller.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zuill, William L to read onlineMoreLess
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