Pigmented atrophy of the mucous membrane of the small intestine of malarial origin / by Leonard Rogers.

  • Leonard Rogers
Date:
1903
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Credit: Pigmented atrophy of the mucous membrane of the small intestine of malarial origin / by Leonard Rogers. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    in relation to the dieting and drug treatment of cases in which it may be suspected. DESCRIPTION OF PLATES XI. anp XII. PLATE XI. Fic. 1. Naked: -eye appearances in well-marked case of malarial pigmented atrophy of the ~ mucous mémbrane of the small intestine. Phare XU Lak oo) 1 Se ee Fic. 2.—Earliest stage of the affection, showing marked pigmentation of the villi only,— from.an acute case of malarial fever. Zeiss, Objective D, Ocular 4. Fic. 3.—Fairly early stage, showing marked cellular infiltration and pigmentation of both the villi and intertubular deeper layers of the mucous coat.’ Zeiss, Objec-, tive A, Ocular 4. Fic. 4.—Advanced cirrhotic and atrophic stage under low power, showing very, marked pigmentation and atrophy of both the villi and tube glands, with great excess of fibrous tissue. Zeiss, Objective A, Ocular 2. Fig. beaane as Fig. 4, but seen under higher power. Note the blocking of the, lyniphatics oan submucous coat ath masses of pigment. Zeiss, 4 D, Ocular 2, The specimens were lightly aeiad with hematoxylin and eosin, except No. 2, which As more darkly stained with the same stains.
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