Atlas and epitome of diseases of the mouth, pharynx, and nose / by L. Grunwald; authorized translation from the German, edited with additions by James E. Newcomb.

  • Grپnwald Ludwig, 1863-
Date:
1903
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Credit: Atlas and epitome of diseases of the mouth, pharynx, and nose / by L. Grunwald; authorized translation from the German, edited with additions by James E. Newcomb. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    Plate 33.—Fig. 1.—Section of smooth, club-shaped hypertrophy of the anterior extremity of the inferior turbmato. Fig. 2.—Combination picture from a mucous polyp. Plate 34.—Pale-red, slightly bosselated tumor on the anterior extremity of the inferior turbinate. Plate 35.—Fig. 1.—Part of a section of a pale-red tumor from the anterior extremity of the middle turbinate. Fig. 2.—Part of a cauliflower tumor from the middle turbi- nate. Plate 36.—Fig. 1.—Gummatous and diffuse syphilitic hyperplasia. Fig. 2.—Tuberculous tumor of the septum. Plate 37.—Fig. 1.—Bone cyst in the middle turbinate. Fig. 2.—Ulceration of middle turbinate from a case of antrum disease. Plate 38.—Fig. 1.—Superficial ulcer with granulating and rarefying osteitis. Fig. 2.—Granulating, hyperplastic, and rarefying osteitis underneath an ulcer involving the entire thick- ness of the mucous membrane. Plate 39.—Edematous fibroma with inflammatory infiltration. Plate 40.—Slightly lobulated, dark-red tumor from the anterior ex- tremity of an inferior turbinate. Plate 41. Fig. 1.—Soft papillary fibroma from the anterior portion of an inferior turbinate. Fig. 2.—Angiofibroma from the anterior extremity of an inferior turbinate. Plate 42.—Angiosarcoma of the nose.