Leprosy : $b in its clinical & pathological aspectsHansen, G. Armauer (Gerhard Armauer)
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Leprosy : $b in its clinical & pathological aspects
Hansen, G. Armauer (Gerhard Armauer)
Leprosy
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PLATE VI.
_PLATE VI._
_Fig. 1._--Two cells from a fresh nodule in 1 per cent. osmic acid
(Gundlach, No. viii).
_Fig. 2._--Part of a section of a cutaneous leproma. Round cells with
clear stellate cells between them (Hartnack, No. ix).
_Fig. 3._--From a corneal leproma. Round cells with corneal
corpuscles between them (Hartnack, No. ix).
_Fig. 4._--From the border of a corneal leproma. Capillary surrounded
by round cells. Müller’s Fluid (Hartnack, No. ix).
_Fig. 5._--From the inside of a corneal leproma. A capillary
surrounded by round cells in among globi and corneal corpuscles
unchanged or filled with brown granules. Müller’s Fluid (Hartnack,
No. ix).
_Fig. 6._--The brushed-out network of a cutaneous leproma (Hartnack,
No. ix).
_Fig. 7._--From a corneal leproma. Capillary surrounded by round
cells free from bacilli, and outside these, cells filled with
bacilli. Seibert homogen. immersion 1/16.
_Fig. 8._--Cells from a cutaneous leproma. Eosin, Bismarck brown, and
Gentian-violet. Hardening in Fleming’s Solution. Seibert homogen.
immersion 1/16.
[Illustration: PLATE VI.]
PLATE VII.
_PLATE VII._
_Fig. 1._--Cells and globi from cutaneous lepromata. Müller’s Fluid
(Hartnack, No. ix).
_Fig. 2._--Globi from a leprous spleen.
_Fig. 3._--Two globi from the retina.
[Illustration: PLATE VII.]
PLATE VIII.
_PLATE VIII._
_Fig. 1._--Corneal corpuscles filled with brown granules (Hartnack,
No. ix).
_Fig. 2._--From a leproma of the iris. Round cells with stellate
cells (Hartnack, No. ix).
_Fig. 3._--Corneal space with round cells near the corneal corpuscles
(Hartnack, No. ix).
_Fig. 4._--Cells with two nuclei full of bacilli from a cutaneous
leproma. Seibert homog. immersion 1/16.
_Fig. 5._--Two cells with bacilli from a leprous spleen. Fuchsin,
methyl blue. Seibert homog. immersion 1/16.
_Fig. 6._--From a leprous liver. White blood corpuscles with bacilli
in a capillary. Seibert homog. immersion 1/16.
[Illustration: PLATE VIII.]
PLATE IX.
_PLATE IX._
_Fig. 1._--From a leprous liver. Bacilli in an endothelial cell of a
capillary. Seibert homog. immersion 1/16.
_Fig. 2._--Piece of a very leprous liver. Capsule below, cut surface
above.
_Fig. 3._--Cut surface of a very leprous spleen.
_Figs._ 4 and _5_ and _Plate X_, _Fig. 1._--Cross section of the
seminal canals with bacilli around the nuclei of the walls and in
the epithelium; in _Plate X_, _Fig. 1_, is shown an epithelial cell
filled with bacilli.
[Illustration: PLATE IX.]
PLATE X.
_PLATE X._
_Fig. 1._--Epithelial cell from a seminal canal, filled with bacilli.
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