The Journal of laboratory and clinical medicine . * • ? n the Fig. 5.—A tuberculous area in tlie marrDw in the Fig. 6.—A tuberculous giant cell in an ar. a i adrenal. adrenal. Serous meningitis; Pyorrhea alveolaris; Varicose leg ulcer; Mediastinal anthra-cosis; Calcified mesenteric lymph glands; Adrenal tumor (?). The histologic examination of the tissues preserved at postmortem confirmedthe anatomic diagnosis, except in the case of the left adrenal in which regiona most interesting condition was observed, and one which, so far as 1 have beenable to discover, has been mentioned but a few times
The Journal of laboratory and clinical medicine . * • ? n the Fig. 5.—A tuberculous area in tlie marrDw in the Fig. 6.—A tuberculous giant cell in an ar. a i adrenal. adrenal. Serous meningitis; Pyorrhea alveolaris; Varicose leg ulcer; Mediastinal anthra-cosis; Calcified mesenteric lymph glands; Adrenal tumor (?). The histologic examination of the tissues preserved at postmortem confirmedthe anatomic diagnosis, except in the case of the left adrenal in which regiona most interesting condition was observed, and one which, so far as 1 have beenable to discover, has been mentioned but a few times in medical literature. The adrenal had been fixed in Zenkers iluid, washed, cut in thiu slices,embedded in celloidin, cut and stained with hematoxylin and eosin (Delaficlds)and in Mayers acid hemalaun. In ciiUing the sections, the technician had real-ized that the tissue contained a small amount of something which grated uponthe knife. Upon examination nothing remarkal)le was encountered in the cortex. Asidefrom a moderate lipoid change
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