A manual of the injuries and surgical diseases of the face, mouth, and jaws.

  • Marshall, John Sayre, 1846-1922.
Date:
1902
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Credit: A manual of the injuries and surgical diseases of the face, mouth, and jaws. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    but this was eventually closed by healthy granulation tissue. Sutton thinks the term iiiycloid sarcoma should not be applied even to tumors occupying- the central canal of the long- l)ones, unless the giant cells are present in such quantity as to make up a large part of the tumor. Fig. 330 is from a section of a myeloid sarcoma of the superior maxilla, which had its origin in the alveolus of the right third molar and in- volved the floor of the antrum to the cuspid tooth. Fig 331 is a gland Fig. 330. ■ ■ Bss^i^iu^y^^i^^BB ^-':-:vsi ims^^^ ^m^ i.'^^m^. ':'-'>' ■■ m ■■/:^cA'^ ■ • --iv ■ ■^.i^;^^;-=C^|\) M'->-^. '^ ->' '--^-k'- -, •. - m^n ivm S^!. ^^^ ^•:.. ■•:> - - -. n > >'^^ IrV--/ ■ v:-%; ■Hp^'V ■'^5^ ■ --.' ■ - ■■ -■'■■- >« ^^^DH^tek.! :- '^li V wKf^^B^^^Bf^ ^ -' .'.i''^-. ., ■ s '■ ^^ 11^^ Myeloid cells. Myeloid Sarcoma of Superior Maxilla—Region of Third Molar and Floor of Antrum. (A.) X 50- of Serres found in the normal gum-tissue covering the tumor. Fig. 332 shows a section of another giant-celled sarcoma removed from the upper jaw of a woman, aged thirty-five, in which the submaxillary and cervical lymphatic glands were infected. Fig. 333 is a section of the mucous membrane and gum covering the tumor, also showing giant cells. In the central or myelogenous form of sarcoma the arteries are so large and so numerous, and their walls so thin, that they frequently