The faeces of children and adults : their examination and diagnostic significance with indications for treatment / by P.J. Cammidge.

  • Cammidge, P. J. (Percy John), 1872-
Date:
1914
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Credit: The faeces of children and adults : their examination and diagnostic significance with indications for treatment / by P.J. Cammidge. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    EXPLANATION OF PLATE I. 1. White fibrous (connective) tissue. 2. Elastic tissue. 3. Mucus. 4. Mucus treated witli acetic acid. 5. Neutral fat globules. 6. Neutral fat globules treated with osmic acid. 7. Fatty acid crystals embedded in mucus. 8. Soap crystals, ring formation. 9. Fatty acid and soap crystals. 10. Nothnagel's mucus islets. 11. Fat globules and casein flocculi. 12. Desquamated epithelial cells. 13. VerschoUte Zellen : isolated, natural condition. 14. The same, after warming with acetic acid. 15. The same, mi.xed with mucus.