... IVC than in lamina V and VI. The basal dendrites of upper pyramidal cells spread superficially and deep into lamina IVA. The ...

... J. The pathology of histoplasmosis (Darling) with special reference to the origin of the phagocytic cells. Fol. haemat., Lpz., 1928, 37: 70-93 5 ... 73-9.—Mayer, E. E. Hysteria; with special reference to the H-R syndrome of Kretschmer. Am. J. Psychiat., 1920-27, 6: ...

... due to folds in Descemet's membrane or to cell infiltration. Hypopyon, to which reference has just been made, may complicate both small ...

... and the resulting appearance of a semi- Gradenigo syndrome (abducens paralysis and trigeminal irri- tation). Koerner Cell Infection.—When these cells are particularly large and ...

... one possessed of ameboid movements, as a leucocyte, basal or basilar c., one of the cells which form the deepest layer of the epithelium, ...

... the table, the authorities differ but slightly with reference to the average diameter of the human red blood-cell. All agree that it is between ■3Wo and ...

... audiences. Type of Film: Instructional. Purpose (Terms of Reference): To review the major clinical syndromes of endocrine disturbance. Comment: The subject has been ...

... large nerve-cell characteristic of the ganglia ; similar cells are found in other parts of the nervous system. Ganglia, Basal, the ganglia at the base of the brain, ...

... spring months. Pathology.—Minute hemorrhages and perivascular round- cell infiltration have sometimes been found in the basal ganglia and motor tracts. Recently, cases have been ...

... circle of Willis, which furnish blood to the basal ganglia. G. cel'lular lay'er, layer of bulbus olfactorius, having nerve-cells resembling pyramidal cells of cortex cerebri. G. col' ...