General pathology, or, The science of the causes, nature and course of the pathological disturbances which occur in the living subject / by Ernst Ziegler ; translated from the ninth revised German edition by Theodore Dunham [and others] ; editor, Albert H. Buck.

  • Ziegler, Ernst, 1849-1905.
Date:
1899
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Credit: General pathology, or, The science of the causes, nature and course of the pathological disturbances which occur in the living subject / by Ernst Ziegler ; translated from the ninth revised German edition by Theodore Dunham [and others] ; editor, Albert H. Buck. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    • PAGE V. Cloudy Swelling and Hydropic Degeneration of Cells 101 VI. Lipomatosis, Atrophy of Adipöse Tissue, and Fatty Degeneration of the Tissues 163 VII. The Formation and Deposit of Glycogen in the Tissues 170 VIII. Mucous Degeneration 171 IX. The Formation of Colloid in Epithelium, and Epithelial Hyaline Concretions 174 X. The Pathological Cornification of Epithelium 177 XI. Amyloid Degeneration and Amyloid Concretions 178 XII. Hyaline Degeneration of Connective Tissue and the Hyaline Products of Con- nective-Tissue Cells „ „ „ 185 XIII. Calcification and the Formation of Coucretions and Calculi 189 XIV. The Pathological Formation of Pigment 197 XV. The Pathological Absence of Pigment 212 XVI. The Formation of Cysts 214 CHAPTER V. Hypertrophy and Regeneration of the Tissues and Organs. I. General Considerations Concerning the Processes called Hypertrophy, Re- generation, and Heteroplasia, and the Cellular Changes that Accompany Them.—Transplantation of Tissues 217 II. The Processes of Hyperplasia and Regeneration in the Various Tissues 236 III. Metaplasia of the Tissues 253 CHAPTER VI. Inflammation and the Associated Processes of Repair. 0 I. Acute Inflammation and its Various Forms 256 II. The Processes of Repair and the Proliferation of the Tissues.—Formation of Granulation and Cicatricial Tissues.—Absorption of Exudates and Tissue- necroses, and Substitution of Connective Tissue for Them 277 III. Pliagocytosis Occurring in the Course of Inflammations, and the Formation of Giant Cells.—Chemotaxis 289 IV. Chronic Inflammations 293 CHAPTER VII. Tumors. I. General Considerations 298 IL The Different Varieties of Tumors. 1. Connective-tissue Tumors. (a) Fibroma..: 308 (b) Myxoma 310 (c) Lipoma 312 (d) Chondroma 313 (e) Osteoma 316 (f) Hfemangioma and Lymphangioma 320 (g) Myoma 329 (Ji) Glioma and Ganglionic Neuroglioma 332 (i) Neuroma and Neurofibroma 335 (k) Sarcoma 337 2. The Epithelial Tumors. (a) General Remarks 352 (b) Papillary Epitheliomata, Adenomata, and Cystadenomata 353 (c) Carcinomata and Cystocarcinomata 367 3. Teratoid Tumors and Cysts 387 CHAPTER VIII. Disturbances of Development and tiie Resulting Malformations. I. General Considerations in Regard to Disturbances of Development and the Origin of Malformations 397