Clinical lectures on the principles and practice of medicine . ons, and in chronic cases with the fatty or waxytransformations next to be mentioned.— See Figs. 108a, p. 105, and 481. 3. Fatty Casts.—These casts consist also of patchesof epithelium, which, however, have previously under-gone the fatty transformation, by the accumulation of agreater or less number of fatty granules in their the cells burst and fill the tubes with fattygranules, among which no epithelium can be distin-guished.—(See Fig. 109, p. 105, and Fig. 476.) Atothers the cells are less changed, the fatty
Clinical lectures on the principles and practice of medicine . ons, and in chronic cases with the fatty or waxytransformations next to be mentioned.— See Figs. 108a, p. 105, and 481. 3. Fatty Casts.—These casts consist also of patchesof epithelium, which, however, have previously under-gone the fatty transformation, by the accumulation of agreater or less number of fatty granules in their the cells burst and fill the tubes with fattygranules, among which no epithelium can be distin-guished.—(See Fig. 109, p. 105, and Fig. 476.) Atothers the cells are less changed, the fatty accumulation as it were onlycommencing, as in Fig. 482. These fatty casts are often associated withfragments of desquamative ones, with a few cells, more or less fatty, andfrequently with the next kind of cast to be noticed (Fig. 482). Waxy Casts.—These casts present an exceedingly diaphanous and Fig. 480. Exudative casts with epithelial cell and mass of coagulated 481. Desquamative casts with blood corpuscles, naked nuclei, and Fig. 480.
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