. Medical and surgical reports. K - ^^L^-^.^. Liver cell Carcinoma LIVER CELL CARCINOMA. 127 bile capillaries and the secretion of bile. Therefore, it seemsreasonable to assume that this tumor is a primary liver cellcarcinoma. References. 1. Eggel. Zieglers Beitraege. B. 30. 2. Hanot and Gilbert. Etudes sur les maladies du foie. 3. Loehlein. Zieglers Beitraege. B. 42. Description of Figures 1 to 5, Plate V. Fig. 1.— Mitosis in a tumor cell with bile capillary formation close to it. Fig. 2.—• Mitosis in a tumor cell. Fig. 3.— Bile capillaries between tumor cells. Fig. 4. Collection of tumor cel
. Medical and surgical reports. K - ^^L^-^.^. Liver cell Carcinoma LIVER CELL CARCINOMA. 127 bile capillaries and the secretion of bile. Therefore, it seemsreasonable to assume that this tumor is a primary liver cellcarcinoma. References. 1. Eggel. Zieglers Beitraege. B. 30. 2. Hanot and Gilbert. Etudes sur les maladies du foie. 3. Loehlein. Zieglers Beitraege. B. 42. Description of Figures 1 to 5, Plate V. Fig. 1.— Mitosis in a tumor cell with bile capillary formation close to it. Fig. 2.—• Mitosis in a tumor cell. Fig. 3.— Bile capillaries between tumor cells. Fig. 4. Collection of tumor cells showing a bile capillary containinginspissated bile. Fig. 5.— Photomicrograph of periphery of tumor nodule showing con-trast between clumps of tumor cells and liver trabeculse. It also showsthe tumor infiltrating the liver tissue. 128 CHLOROMA. XVII. CHLOROMA.* By Alex. M. Burgess, M. D. INTRODUCTION. This communication is a discussion of chloroma, basedon the detailed study of a case and a critical review of theliterature on th
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