Manual of pathology : including bacteriology, the technic of postmortems, and methods of pathologic research . Bd. xi. Walker, Jour, of Path, and Bact, Nov., 1004. p. 81. Weisenburg. N. Y. Med. Jour., Feb. 11. loos. p. ;Si : also. Prf>cecd. of Path. Soc. of Phila.,Feb. 28, 1905, p. 102. 876 SPECIAL PATHOLOGY. quently present. These tumors resemble the simple glioma, and, withthe exception that they contain, in addition to the neuroglia, the other elements of normal nervoussubstance in small quantity,they are identical. (See Gli-oma, p. 320.) Gliomatoustumors appear to owe theirorigin to def
Manual of pathology : including bacteriology, the technic of postmortems, and methods of pathologic research . Bd. xi. Walker, Jour, of Path, and Bact, Nov., 1004. p. 81. Weisenburg. N. Y. Med. Jour., Feb. 11. loos. p. ;Si : also. Prf>cecd. of Path. Soc. of Phila.,Feb. 28, 1905, p. 102. 876 SPECIAL PATHOLOGY. quently present. These tumors resemble the simple glioma, and, withthe exception that they contain, in addition to the neuroglia, the other elements of normal nervoussubstance in small quantity,they are identical. (See Gli-oma, p. 320.) Gliomatoustumors appear to owe theirorigin to defects in develop-ment. The new growth may,to a certain extent, presentthe appearance of sarcoma;under these circumstancesthe tumor is a mixed one, andmay be called a gliosarcoma;at present the term gliosar-coma is in disrepute, and Ibelieve deservedly so; it isextremely doubtful if the twoneoplasms are in any way re-lated, or are ever of the brainoccur with less frequency than the gliomata. The tumors show the usualtendencv to remain, in a measure, distinct from the normal structure of. Fig. 413.—Sarcoma of part of inferior frontal convolution. (Dr. Funkescase.) A. Tumor, in the left half of which considerablehemorrhage has occurred.
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