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TEM of several red cells in cross-section within the capillary loop (any of the small blood vessels that carry blood in the papillae of the skin) of a glomerulus from the kidney of a mouse. The hemoglobin-containing red cells appear deeply gray and homogeneous because they contain no nuclei. Blood present in the capillary loop filters materials across the thin cellular processes of the endothelium (the gray amorphous basement membrane which surrounds the cells) and between the foot processes of specialized cells (podocytes) that line the urinary space. Magnification: x14,000. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/tem-of-several-red-cells-in-cross-section-within-the-capillary-loop-any-of-the-small-blood-vessels-that-carry-blood-in-the-papillae-of-the-skin-of-a-glomerulus-from-the-kidney-of-a-mouse-the-hemoglobin-containing-red-cells-appear-deeply-gray-and-homogeneous-because-they-contain-no-nuclei-blood-present-in-the-capillary-loop-filters-materials-across-the-thin-cellular-processes-of-the-endothelium-the-gray-amorphous-basement-membrane-which-surrounds-the-cells-and-between-the-foot-processes-of-specialized-cells-podocytes-that-line-the-urinary-space-magnification-x14000-image352825447.htmlRM2BE0GCR–TEM of several red cells in cross-section within the capillary loop (any of the small blood vessels that carry blood in the papillae of the skin) of a glomerulus from the kidney of a mouse. The hemoglobin-containing red cells appear deeply gray and homogeneous because they contain no nuclei. Blood present in the capillary loop filters materials across the thin cellular processes of the endothelium (the gray amorphous basement membrane which surrounds the cells) and between the foot processes of specialized cells (podocytes) that line the urinary space. Magnification: x14,000.
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. The veterinary bacteriological laboratories. Issued in commemoration of the opening of the new laboratories at Onderstepoort, Pretoria, October, 1908. Pretoria. Veterinary research laboratories; Veterinary medicine. 64 chemical noxious products. It thus appears that Koch's granules have been found in normal kidney smears. This is not in accordance with the result of the examination of smears from normal kidneys of cattle carried out by the writer for the purpose of ascertaining whether the bodies referred to by Koch were present in normal kidney and spleen smears of cattle. A number of each Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-veterinary-bacteriological-laboratories-issued-in-commemoration-of-the-opening-of-the-new-laboratories-at-onderstepoort-pretoria-october-1908-pretoria-veterinary-research-laboratories-veterinary-medicine-64-chemical-noxious-products-it-thus-appears-that-kochs-granules-have-been-found-in-normal-kidney-smears-this-is-not-in-accordance-with-the-result-of-the-examination-of-smears-from-normal-kidneys-of-cattle-carried-out-by-the-writer-for-the-purpose-of-ascertaining-whether-the-bodies-referred-to-by-koch-were-present-in-normal-kidney-and-spleen-smears-of-cattle-a-number-of-each-image232431374.htmlRMRE44GE–. The veterinary bacteriological laboratories. Issued in commemoration of the opening of the new laboratories at Onderstepoort, Pretoria, October, 1908. Pretoria. Veterinary research laboratories; Veterinary medicine. 64 chemical noxious products. It thus appears that Koch's granules have been found in normal kidney smears. This is not in accordance with the result of the examination of smears from normal kidneys of cattle carried out by the writer for the purpose of ascertaining whether the bodies referred to by Koch were present in normal kidney and spleen smears of cattle. A number of each
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. Swine practice . Swine. 190 SWINE PRACTICE PARASITES The cystic .form of the Taenia solium of man has been observed in the kidney of swine, but is not of common occurrence in that lo- cation. The cystic forms of the Tffinia echinococcus also occur in this organ. /. .^'-ir*!'/^.**^' Fig. 39. Adeno-sarcoma of the kidney.—A, Normal kidney tissue; B, hem- orrhagic areas; C, pelvis; D, sarcomatous tissue. This kidney was seven or eight times the size of a normal kidney. The Stephanurus dcntatum is sometimes found in the kidney struc- ture, although it more commonly occurs in the perirenal fat. TU Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/swine-practice-swine-190-swine-practice-parasites-the-cystic-form-of-the-taenia-solium-of-man-has-been-observed-in-the-kidney-of-swine-but-is-not-of-common-occurrence-in-that-lo-cation-the-cystic-forms-of-the-tffinia-echinococcus-also-occur-in-this-organ-ir!-fig-39-adeno-sarcoma-of-the-kidneya-normal-kidney-tissue-b-hem-orrhagic-areas-c-pelvis-d-sarcomatous-tissue-this-kidney-was-seven-or-eight-times-the-size-of-a-normal-kidney-the-stephanurus-dcntatum-is-sometimes-found-in-the-kidney-struc-ture-although-it-more-commonly-occurs-in-the-perirenal-fat-tu-image232424234.htmlRMRE3RDE–. Swine practice . Swine. 190 SWINE PRACTICE PARASITES The cystic .form of the Taenia solium of man has been observed in the kidney of swine, but is not of common occurrence in that lo- cation. The cystic forms of the Tffinia echinococcus also occur in this organ. /. .^'-ir*!'/^.**^' Fig. 39. Adeno-sarcoma of the kidney.—A, Normal kidney tissue; B, hem- orrhagic areas; C, pelvis; D, sarcomatous tissue. This kidney was seven or eight times the size of a normal kidney. The Stephanurus dcntatum is sometimes found in the kidney struc- ture, although it more commonly occurs in the perirenal fat. TU
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. Outlines of zoology. n front of each kidney lies a yellow suprarenal body. Reproductive organs.—(a) Male.—The testes arise onthe dorsal abdominal wall near the kidney, but as therabbit becomes sexually mature, they are loosened fromtheir original attachment, and pass out on the ventralsurface, as if by a normal rupture, into the scrotal sac.A spermatic cord, consisting of an artery, a vein, and alittle connective tissue, runs from the abdornen to thetestis. The testis is attached to the base of the scrotal sac, andis bordered by a mass of convoluted tubes—the epididymis—consisting of the cap Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/outlines-of-zoology-n-front-of-each-kidney-lies-a-yellow-suprarenal-body-reproductive-organsa-malethe-testes-arise-onthe-dorsal-abdominal-wall-near-the-kidney-but-as-therabbit-becomes-sexually-mature-they-are-loosened-fromtheir-original-attachment-and-pass-out-on-the-ventralsurface-as-if-by-a-normal-rupture-into-the-scrotal-saca-spermatic-cord-consisting-of-an-artery-a-vein-and-alittle-connective-tissue-runs-from-the-abdornen-to-thetestis-the-testis-is-attached-to-the-base-of-the-scrotal-sac-andis-bordered-by-a-mass-of-convoluted-tubesthe-epididymisconsisting-of-the-cap-image337087749.htmlRM2AGBJT5–. Outlines of zoology. n front of each kidney lies a yellow suprarenal body. Reproductive organs.—(a) Male.—The testes arise onthe dorsal abdominal wall near the kidney, but as therabbit becomes sexually mature, they are loosened fromtheir original attachment, and pass out on the ventralsurface, as if by a normal rupture, into the scrotal sac.A spermatic cord, consisting of an artery, a vein, and alittle connective tissue, runs from the abdornen to thetestis. The testis is attached to the base of the scrotal sac, andis bordered by a mass of convoluted tubes—the epididymis—consisting of the cap
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Boone County Recorder . ? 8AVED AT THE 818. Delay Meant DeathTroubles. from Kidney. Mrs. Herman Smith, 901 B.oadStreet,, Athens, .Ga., says: .Kidneydisease started withslight irregularityand weakness anddeveloped Into dan-gerous dropsy. I le-came weak and lan-guid. Sad could dono hou#t§o$-k. My back ached, .terribly. pains and my limbsbloaiecF to twice their normal size.Doctors did not help, and I was fastdrifting Into the hopeless, stages. Iused Doane Kidney Pills-at the criti-cal moment and they, really saved mylife. Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box.Fx»ter-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. The Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/boone-county-recorder-8aved-at-the-818-delay-meant-deathtroubles-from-kidney-mrs-herman-smith-901-boadstreet-athens-ga-says-kidneydisease-started-withslight-irregularityand-weakness-anddeveloped-into-dan-gerous-dropsy-i-le-came-weak-and-lan-guid-sad-could-dono-houto-k-my-back-ached-terribly-pains-and-my-limbsbloaiecf-to-twice-their-normal-sizedoctors-did-not-help-and-i-was-fastdrifting-into-the-hopeless-stages-iused-doane-kidney-pills-at-the-criti-cal-moment-and-they-really-saved-mylife-sold-by-all-dealers-50-cents-a-boxfxter-mllburn-co-buffalo-n-y-the-image338315555.htmlRM2AJBGXB–Boone County Recorder . ? 8AVED AT THE 818. Delay Meant DeathTroubles. from Kidney. Mrs. Herman Smith, 901 B.oadStreet,, Athens, .Ga., says: .Kidneydisease started withslight irregularityand weakness anddeveloped Into dan-gerous dropsy. I le-came weak and lan-guid. Sad could dono hou#t§o$-k. My back ached, .terribly. pains and my limbsbloaiecF to twice their normal size.Doctors did not help, and I was fastdrifting Into the hopeless, stages. Iused Doane Kidney Pills-at the criti-cal moment and they, really saved mylife. Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box.Fx»ter-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. The
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. Pathogenic microörganisms; a practical manual for students, physicians, and health officers . Liver and spleen normal. Kidneys: Thesurface is evenly dotted with minute white spots, which suggest septic embolirather than tubercles. A few prominent white nodules from i to 5 inch indiameter, contain thick, tenacious matter (Fig. 166). Section shows that the en-tire substance of the kidney is densely studded with these minute white granules.The gross pathological conditions were interpreted before nocardia wasfound as follows: An old tuberculous nodule in the right lung; acute miliarytuberculos Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/pathogenic-microorganisms-a-practical-manual-for-students-physicians-and-health-officers-liver-and-spleen-normal-kidneys-thesurface-is-evenly-dotted-with-minute-white-spots-which-suggest-septic-embolirather-than-tubercles-a-few-prominent-white-nodules-from-i-to-5-inch-indiameter-contain-thick-tenacious-matter-fig-166-section-shows-that-the-en-tire-substance-of-the-kidney-is-densely-studded-with-these-minute-white-granulesthe-gross-pathological-conditions-were-interpreted-before-nocardia-wasfound-as-follows-an-old-tuberculous-nodule-in-the-right-lung-acute-miliarytuberculos-image370124048.htmlRM2CE4H00–. Pathogenic microörganisms; a practical manual for students, physicians, and health officers . Liver and spleen normal. Kidneys: Thesurface is evenly dotted with minute white spots, which suggest septic embolirather than tubercles. A few prominent white nodules from i to 5 inch indiameter, contain thick, tenacious matter (Fig. 166). Section shows that the en-tire substance of the kidney is densely studded with these minute white granules.The gross pathological conditions were interpreted before nocardia wasfound as follows: An old tuberculous nodule in the right lung; acute miliarytuberculos
. The origin of a land flora, a theory based upon the facts of alternation. Plant morphology. CHAPTER XXIV. SPORE-PRODUCING MEMBERS OF THE LYCOPODIALES. The normal sporangia in the Lycopodiales are always non-septate sacs, excepting that in the megasporangia of Isoetes there may be an isolation of the megaspore-mother-cells (see p. 320). The form is that of a kidney, of which the curvature and proportions are liable to considerable variation. The position is, as we have seen, essentially constant, each sporangium being subtended by, or inserted in a median position relatively to its sporophyll Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-origin-of-a-land-flora-a-theory-based-upon-the-facts-of-alternation-plant-morphology-chapter-xxiv-spore-producing-members-of-the-lycopodiales-the-normal-sporangia-in-the-lycopodiales-are-always-non-septate-sacs-excepting-that-in-the-megasporangia-of-isoetes-there-may-be-an-isolation-of-the-megaspore-mother-cells-see-p-320-the-form-is-that-of-a-kidney-of-which-the-curvature-and-proportions-are-liable-to-considerable-variation-the-position-is-as-we-have-seen-essentially-constant-each-sporangium-being-subtended-by-or-inserted-in-a-median-position-relatively-to-its-sporophyll-image232308873.htmlRMRDXG9D–. The origin of a land flora, a theory based upon the facts of alternation. Plant morphology. CHAPTER XXIV. SPORE-PRODUCING MEMBERS OF THE LYCOPODIALES. The normal sporangia in the Lycopodiales are always non-septate sacs, excepting that in the megasporangia of Isoetes there may be an isolation of the megaspore-mother-cells (see p. 320). The form is that of a kidney, of which the curvature and proportions are liable to considerable variation. The position is, as we have seen, essentially constant, each sporangium being subtended by, or inserted in a median position relatively to its sporophyll
. A manual of poisonous plants, chiefly of eastern North America, with brief notes on economic and medicinal plants, and numerous illustrations. Poisonous plants. 426 MANUAL OF POISONOUS PLANTS down -while the third was much enlarged, and calculi were present. In one of the animals which was slaughtered the following conditions existed: bladder enlarged; ulcerated between ureters; kidney surface mottled; kidneys enlarged; cortex discolored; calyces full of calculi; gall bladder much enlarged; other organs normal. According to Greshoflf the leaf of Kochia scoparia contains saponin as do the see Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-manual-of-poisonous-plants-chiefly-of-eastern-north-america-with-brief-notes-on-economic-and-medicinal-plants-and-numerous-illustrations-poisonous-plants-426-manual-of-poisonous-plants-down-while-the-third-was-much-enlarged-and-calculi-were-present-in-one-of-the-animals-which-was-slaughtered-the-following-conditions-existed-bladder-enlarged-ulcerated-between-ureters-kidney-surface-mottled-kidneys-enlarged-cortex-discolored-calyces-full-of-calculi-gall-bladder-much-enlarged-other-organs-normal-according-to-greshoflf-the-leaf-of-kochia-scoparia-contains-saponin-as-do-the-see-image232327910.htmlRMRDYCHA–. A manual of poisonous plants, chiefly of eastern North America, with brief notes on economic and medicinal plants, and numerous illustrations. Poisonous plants. 426 MANUAL OF POISONOUS PLANTS down -while the third was much enlarged, and calculi were present. In one of the animals which was slaughtered the following conditions existed: bladder enlarged; ulcerated between ureters; kidney surface mottled; kidneys enlarged; cortex discolored; calyces full of calculi; gall bladder much enlarged; other organs normal. According to Greshoflf the leaf of Kochia scoparia contains saponin as do the see
. A text book of veterinary pathology, for students and practitioners. Veterinary pathology. 178 VUCI1£RIX.R- PAIIIOLOUW kidney. The law of specificity, i. e., cells beget like cells, is the same in regeneration and in ph vsiologic processes. Regen- eration is the outcome of the unhindered multiplication of cells. Blood is continually regenerated during the natural life of an animal. The normal maintenance of blood is a physiologic pro- cess, but regeneration of blood or some of its constituents may, under certain conditions, be al^normal, as in leukemia. Leuco- cytes are produced in lymphoi Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-text-book-of-veterinary-pathology-for-students-and-practitioners-veterinary-pathology-178-vuci1rixr-paiiiolouw-kidney-the-law-of-specificity-i-e-cells-beget-like-cells-is-the-same-in-regeneration-and-in-ph-vsiologic-processes-regen-eration-is-the-outcome-of-the-unhindered-multiplication-of-cells-blood-is-continually-regenerated-during-the-natural-life-of-an-animal-the-normal-maintenance-of-blood-is-a-physiologic-pro-cess-but-regeneration-of-blood-or-some-of-its-constituents-may-under-certain-conditions-be-alnormal-as-in-leukemia-leuco-cytes-are-produced-in-lymphoi-image232342108.htmlRMRE02MC–. A text book of veterinary pathology, for students and practitioners. Veterinary pathology. 178 VUCI1£RIX.R- PAIIIOLOUW kidney. The law of specificity, i. e., cells beget like cells, is the same in regeneration and in ph vsiologic processes. Regen- eration is the outcome of the unhindered multiplication of cells. Blood is continually regenerated during the natural life of an animal. The normal maintenance of blood is a physiologic pro- cess, but regeneration of blood or some of its constituents may, under certain conditions, be al^normal, as in leukemia. Leuco- cytes are produced in lymphoi
. Swine practice . Swine. URO-GENITAL SYSTEM 183 flammation. Thus pneumonia, hog cholera, swine plague, and septic infections are usually accompanied by nephritis. Some serum pro- ducers have had losses of hyperimmune swine due to contaminated virus. In the swine that died in these cases not only the lesions evi- dencing general septic infection were present but also marked lesions of an acute parenchymatous nephritis. Turpentine, phenol, and the various coal-tar products are capable of producing nephritis. Cor-. A B Fig. 38. KIDNEYS. A, normal; B, hog cholera (turkey egg) kidney. rosive subli Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/swine-practice-swine-uro-genital-system-183-flammation-thus-pneumonia-hog-cholera-swine-plague-and-septic-infections-are-usually-accompanied-by-nephritis-some-serum-pro-ducers-have-had-losses-of-hyperimmune-swine-due-to-contaminated-virus-in-the-swine-that-died-in-these-cases-not-only-the-lesions-evi-dencing-general-septic-infection-were-present-but-also-marked-lesions-of-an-acute-parenchymatous-nephritis-turpentine-phenol-and-the-various-coal-tar-products-are-capable-of-producing-nephritis-cor-a-b-fig-38-kidneys-a-normal-b-hog-cholera-turkey-egg-kidney-rosive-subli-image232424243.htmlRMRE3RDR–. Swine practice . Swine. URO-GENITAL SYSTEM 183 flammation. Thus pneumonia, hog cholera, swine plague, and septic infections are usually accompanied by nephritis. Some serum pro- ducers have had losses of hyperimmune swine due to contaminated virus. In the swine that died in these cases not only the lesions evi- dencing general septic infection were present but also marked lesions of an acute parenchymatous nephritis. Turpentine, phenol, and the various coal-tar products are capable of producing nephritis. Cor-. A B Fig. 38. KIDNEYS. A, normal; B, hog cholera (turkey egg) kidney. rosive subli
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