Archives of internal medicine . Fig. 4.—Diagrammatic sketeli of iKnuial Fig. 5.—Diagrammatic sketch of actively hyperplastic follicle originating fromthe normal follicle. The classification follows: I. Xormal Active Hypertrophies and Hyperplasias (goiter). 1. Developing from the normal thyroid. 2. Developing from the colloid gland (goiter). III. Colloid Glands (Goiters). IV. Regeneration (Hyperplasias). 2. Marine and Lenhart: Relation of lodin to the Structure of Human Thyroid,etc., The Ixt. Med., 1909, iv. 440. 3. The term goiter, being clinical, embraces seve
Archives of internal medicine . Fig. 4.—Diagrammatic sketeli of iKnuial Fig. 5.—Diagrammatic sketch of actively hyperplastic follicle originating fromthe normal follicle. The classification follows: I. Xormal Active Hypertrophies and Hyperplasias (goiter). 1. Developing from the normal thyroid. 2. Developing from the colloid gland (goiter). III. Colloid Glands (Goiters). IV. Regeneration (Hyperplasias). 2. Marine and Lenhart: Relation of lodin to the Structure of Human Thyroid,etc., The Ixt. Med., 1909, iv. 440. 3. The term goiter, being clinical, embraces several anatomical different groups represent different stages in the common process^nd itis therefore impoi-tant to establish the sequence and logical order of these ana-tomical changes. In this way one can eliminate many of the terms now in useby demonstrating that they represent only minor or accidental changes. For thephysiological stages of goiter this has been established. 510 THE ARCHIVES OF IMEliXAL MEDICiyE V. Atrophies: 1. Premature atrophies (a) of obesity
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