The practice of obstetrics, designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine . B^is. Fig. 832.—Zone of Ossification in aRachitic Epiphysis (Microscopic): i,Transition of normal hyaline cartilageto proliferating cells; 2, zone of carti-lage-cells arranged in rows; 3, cellule-fibrous medullary spaces containingblood-vessels in the region of the pro-liferated and enlarged cartilage-cells; 4,island of calcified cartilaginous tissue;5, columns of osteoid and fully devel-oped calcified bone-tissue; 6, columns ofosteoid tissue not containing lime-salts;7, like 3, with the blood-vessel i
The practice of obstetrics, designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine . B^is. Fig. 832.—Zone of Ossification in aRachitic Epiphysis (Microscopic): i,Transition of normal hyaline cartilageto proliferating cells; 2, zone of carti-lage-cells arranged in rows; 3, cellule-fibrous medullary spaces containingblood-vessels in the region of the pro-liferated and enlarged cartilage-cells; 4,island of calcified cartilaginous tissue;5, columns of osteoid and fully devel-oped calcified bone-tissue; 6, columns ofosteoid tissue not containing lime-salts;7, like 3, with the blood-vessel in trans-verse section. described the disease. Rickets of the newly born child may be one of twovarieties—fetal or congenital. It was the former that was familiar to theancients, as the latter has been recognized only of late years. Both types of 630 PATHOLOGICAL LABOR. this disease begin in intrauterine life, but while in the fetal form the stigmataof the disease are fully developed at birth, in the congenital form the evidencesof the disease continue their development after birth. Fetal r
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