. General surgical pathology and therapeutics, in fifty-one lectures .. . 7 attempts have been made to find segregation of thecells in the deeper epithelial layers of mucous membranes affected withcatarrh, they were unsuccessful till JRemak, Buhl, and Rindfleisch,discovered large mother-cells in the epithelial layers of such mem-branes. Fia. Epithelial layer of a conjunctiva affected with catarrh (after Rindfleisch). Magnified 400 diam-eters. It was most natural to explain this observation by assuming thatthe mother-cells were formed by endogenous segregation of the pro-toplasm, and subse
. General surgical pathology and therapeutics, in fifty-one lectures .. . 7 attempts have been made to find segregation of thecells in the deeper epithelial layers of mucous membranes affected withcatarrh, they were unsuccessful till JRemak, Buhl, and Rindfleisch,discovered large mother-cells in the epithelial layers of such mem-branes. Fia. Epithelial layer of a conjunctiva affected with catarrh (after Rindfleisch). Magnified 400 diam-eters. It was most natural to explain this observation by assuming thatthe mother-cells were formed by endogenous segregation of the pro-toplasm, and subsequently turned out their broods (as pus-cells).Since, in opposition to this view, it was repeatedly shown that, ifthis were the case, the mother-cells should always be found on catar-rhal mucous membranes, while they were found only at first andthen in small numbers, of late, they have been explained quite dif-ferently. Steudener and Volkmann first advanced the idea that theyoung cells do not form in the older ones, but that, under certain me-chanically favorable influences, the latter may enter from without, buthave nothing to do with the origin of the catarrh. Although thisview is very difficult to prove, after much consideration and weighingof known facts, I consider it as very probable. This is not the placeto go into details on the m
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