Practical pathology; a manual for students and practitioners . ^^^3-\\. Fig. io6.—Section of waxy and fatty kidney. Stained with methyl-anilin-violet and osmic acid. ( x 350.) a. Afferent arteriole, waxy. Stained red violet. b. Capillaries of Malpighian tuft, waxy in patches. c. Waxy intertubular capillaries. d. Colloid casts, stained intermediately between waxy and healthy tissues. e. Fat granules and globules in epithelium, stained black with osmic acid; healthy tissues stained blue ; red blood corpusclesunstained, seen as yellowish-green corpuscles in the capillaries. tion is made, it will
Practical pathology; a manual for students and practitioners . ^^^3-\\. Fig. io6.—Section of waxy and fatty kidney. Stained with methyl-anilin-violet and osmic acid. ( x 350.) a. Afferent arteriole, waxy. Stained red violet. b. Capillaries of Malpighian tuft, waxy in patches. c. Waxy intertubular capillaries. d. Colloid casts, stained intermediately between waxy and healthy tissues. e. Fat granules and globules in epithelium, stained black with osmic acid; healthy tissues stained blue ; red blood corpusclesunstained, seen as yellowish-green corpuscles in the capillaries. tion is made, it will be readily understood why the base of thepyramid is almost invariably relatively deep in colour. The con-sequent diminution in the diameter of the vessels also suggests thecause of the pallor of the organ, even in the early stage. Further, notonly is the quantity of blood passing through the organ lessened, but,from the nature of the causes of the disease, its quality is very muchdeteriorated. To these two faciors the fatty changes which occur IVJXV DISEASE MORE AD
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