Text book of Comparative General Pathology for Practitioners And Students of Veterinary Medicine
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Since usually it is not one single cell which is thus swept from the primary site, but whole groups of cells being loosened and separated from each other in the circulating blood and scattered throughout the capillary network of the organ into which they are carried, the latter becomes riddled with tumor nodules (disseminated or multiple embolism). In dogs, for example, which are suffer- ing from cancer of the thyroid gland the luflgs are as a rule occu- pied by great numbers of nodules of the ...same carcinomatous char- acter, the cells having penetrated from the cancerous alveoli of the gland into the thyroid veins and having of course been carried into the lungs. In the same way from cancers of the mammary glands, the skin, the nose, etc., after invasion of the tributaries of the vena cava, metastatic nodules develop in the lungs. Intestinal, gastric and pancreatic cancers give rise to metastatic embolism in the liver, the tumor cells primarily gaining access to the portal vein ; only in case they pass through this organ does the lung become involved by the tumor cells.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since usually it is not one single cell which is thus swept from the primary site, but whole groups of cells being loosened and separated from each other in the circulating blood and scattered throughout the capillary network of the organ into which they are carried, the latter becomes riddled with tumor nodules (disseminated or multiple embolism). In dogs, for example, which are suffer- ing from cancer of the thyroid gland the luflgs are as a rule occu- pied by great numbers of nodules of the ...same carcinomatous char- acter, the cells having penetrated from the cancerous alveoli of the gland into the thyroid veins and having of course been carried into the lungs. In the same way from cancers of the mammary glands, the skin, the nose, etc., after invasion of the tributaries of the vena cava, metastatic nodules develop in the lungs. Intestinal, gastric and pancreatic cancers give rise to metastatic embolism in the liver, the tumor cells primarily gaining access to the portal vein ; only in case they pass through this organ does the lung become involved by the tumor cells.
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