Syllabus of Lectures On Inflammation
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At first multi- nucleated bud-like processes develop on the ends of these fibres and are projected into the supporting tissue. The new sarcoplasm gradually develops striation and may split into an increased number of fibres.
New fibres may sometimes develop from separated portions of nucleated sarcoplasm when these are connected with the intact fibre by sarcolemma. There is no evidence of the new formation of heart muscle cells, while, the regeneration of smooth muscle cells after in- juries is... but slight.
N"ew t>lood vessels develop from pre-existing capillaries by pro- liferation of the endothelium. These cells first become swollen and granular and lateral buds are projected which unite with similar processes from other capillaries. ^Multiplying nuclei advance with tl^e^e protoplasmic cv.rrlp and canalization of the cords rcsidts from the pressure of the blood current. As the vessel enlarges formative cells from the invaded tissue apply themsehes to the support of the endothelium.
Leucocytes increase rapidly in the active inflammations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At first multi- nucleated bud-like processes develop on the ends of these fibres and are projected into the supporting tissue. The new sarcoplasm gradually develops striation and may split into an increased number of fibres.
New fibres may sometimes develop from separated portions of nucleated sarcoplasm when these are connected with the intact fibre by sarcolemma. There is no evidence of the new formation of heart muscle cells, while, the regeneration of smooth muscle cells after in- juries is... but slight.
N"ew t>lood vessels develop from pre-existing capillaries by pro- liferation of the endothelium. These cells first become swollen and granular and lateral buds are projected which unite with similar processes from other capillaries. ^Multiplying nuclei advance with tl^e^e protoplasmic cv.rrlp and canalization of the cords rcsidts from the pressure of the blood current. As the vessel enlarges formative cells from the invaded tissue apply themsehes to the support of the endothelium.
Leucocytes increase rapidly in the active inflammations.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ewing, James, 1866-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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