Interstate medical journal . C j -JV-«?-« I Fig. 3. COMPLETE MEDIAN CERVICAL FISTULA. 357 internal jugular vein often displaced to the median line and the glosso-pharyngeal and hypoglossal nerves before pharyngeal opening is of contents by my pathologist, Dr. Newman: Fluid,—thin,turbid, mucoid, yellowish material with abundant cholesterine granulesand under the microscope polymorph, leucocytes, a few lymphocytes,granular debris and fattily degenerated epithelial cells. Section of cyst*wall showed distinct connective tissue basement membrane on which weretwo and three rows o
Interstate medical journal . C j -JV-«?-« I Fig. 3. COMPLETE MEDIAN CERVICAL FISTULA. 357 internal jugular vein often displaced to the median line and the glosso-pharyngeal and hypoglossal nerves before pharyngeal opening is of contents by my pathologist, Dr. Newman: Fluid,—thin,turbid, mucoid, yellowish material with abundant cholesterine granulesand under the microscope polymorph, leucocytes, a few lymphocytes,granular debris and fattily degenerated epithelial cells. Section of cyst*wall showed distinct connective tissue basement membrane on which weretwo and three rows of cuboidal epithelial cells, the layer lining cyst cavitycolumnar and ciliated; cyst surrounded by loose connective and fattytissue. The microscopic finding of ciliated epithelium shows the originof the cyst to have been of the pharyngeal end of the visceral cleft. Fluidsterile, no culture growing on any of the usual media. Median cervical fistula.—For the explanation of the. occurrence of acomplete median cervical fis
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