The Principles of Pathologic Histology
The Principles of Pathologic Histology
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— Adrenal carcinoma. M. and W.
two outer, glomerular and fascicular zones), and of pigment granules in some of them (in the innermost reticular or pigmented zone). The medulla is composed largely of chromatin cells derived from the sympathetic nervous system. These cells are smaller than those in the cortex and contain granules which are stained brown by chromic acid and its salts. Numerous ganglion cells and their nerve fibrils are also present.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC TUMORS 397 The connective-...tissue stroma of the adrenal is slight in amount, especially in the cortex. The blood-vessels are largely of the capillary type.
Adenomas of the adrenal gland are common and vary much in size. They arise most commonly in the cortex, but also occa- sionally in the medulla and in the capsule from displaced cortical cells. As a rule, the tmnor cells are characterized by the presence of numerous fat-droplets which cause the new-growth to have the characteristic yellow color of the adrenal cortex. Occasionally Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Adrenal carcinoma. M. and W.
two outer, glomerular and fascicular zones), and of pigment granules in some of them (in the innermost reticular or pigmented zone). The medulla is composed largely of chromatin cells derived from the sympathetic nervous system. These cells are smaller than those in the cortex and contain granules which are stained brown by chromic acid and its salts. Numerous ganglion cells and their nerve fibrils are also present.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC TUMORS 397 The connective-...tissue stroma of the adrenal is slight in amount, especially in the cortex. The blood-vessels are largely of the capillary type.
Adenomas of the adrenal gland are common and vary much in size. They arise most commonly in the cortex, but also occa- sionally in the medulla and in the capsule from displaced cortical cells. As a rule, the tmnor cells are characterized by the presence of numerous fat-droplets which cause the new-growth to have the characteristic yellow color of the adrenal cortex. Occasionally Fig.
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