Practical pathology; a manual for students and practitioners . sometimes a singleone, sometimes several. Harden (^ 60, 62, or 63), stain (^i^ 102, 103, and 110 (/)), andmount (S 195 or 199). ( X 50).—Note, first, that although the trabeculse arc considerablythickened and the Malpighian corpuscles may be slightly enlarged,they do not form very prominent features in the section. Thesplenic pulp in the logwood - stained section appears to consist ofone mass of deeply stained cells, some of which are much largerthan the leucocytes, or even than the normal mononuclear andpolymorpho-nuclear endothel
Practical pathology; a manual for students and practitioners . sometimes a singleone, sometimes several. Harden (^ 60, 62, or 63), stain (^i^ 102, 103, and 110 (/)), andmount (S 195 or 199). ( X 50).—Note, first, that although the trabeculse arc considerablythickened and the Malpighian corpuscles may be slightly enlarged,they do not form very prominent features in the section. Thesplenic pulp in the logwood - stained section appears to consist ofone mass of deeply stained cells, some of which are much largerthan the leucocytes, or even than the normal mononuclear andpolymorpho-nuclear endothelial cells. The Malpighian corpuscles may 534 THE SPLEEN contain more lymphoid cells, but in some cases they are more certain cases the lymphoid cells of the pulp proper are very few innumber. ( X 300).—Note the above changes in the Malpighian body andin the trabecule, both of which may be somewhat hypertrophied.\x\ the former the condition varies slightly in different cases. Thereis frequently an increase in the number of small round lymphoid.
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