... about by an acidosis affect- ing the tissue colloids. Alterations in the character of the aqueous as the ...

... Luys) ; of the presence of corpora amylacea and colloid masses (Abraham); of sclerosis ; of alterations in colour and congestion (Tardieu); and of enlargement ...

... columns of cells, and finally those with marked colloid formation.” v. Cyon found strumous alterations of the hypophysis very frequently in Bernese dogs. ...

... Britain, made comprehensive studies on suitable crystalloid and colloid solutions to correct the physiologic alterations that occur in shock, and similar studies were ...

... Degeneration—Cloudy Swelling—Fatty Metamor- phosis—Mucoid and Colloid Degeneration—Amyloid or Waxy Degeneration—Hyaline Degeneration—Calcareous Degeneration—Pigmentation. THE passive alterations of the tissues will be considered under the ...

... and degeneration, liquefaction and diminu- tion of the colloid, and hyperemia. The connective tissue remains intact. 2. Alcoholism can determine similar alterations in the gland. 3. Chronic pulmonary tuberculosis produces ...

... inhalation under the condition of their experiments produced alteration of the per- meability of the capillaries or the colloid osmotic pressure or both. With regard to the ...

... depends upon the absorption of water by the colloids of the tissue which has been injured through the inflammatory alteration. Contrary to this view, Hirschfelder has shown that ...

... oxidation by auto- claving with hydrogen peroxide, causing alterations in both viscosity and colloid osmotic pressure. Oxypolygel, as this material was called, ...

... which cancer-cells predominate, and the so-called colloid cancers of the peritoneum, the ovary, etc. are either examples of such alterations or are possibly endotheliomata arising in these locations. ...