Cancer and its complications / by Charles Egerton Jenkins.

  • Jennings, Charles Egerton
Date:
1889
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Credit: Cancer and its complications / by Charles Egerton Jenkins. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    from carcinoma. But, taking all in all, this primary division is the most useful and modern classification, and the primary divisions may for descriptive purposes be sub- divided as follows :— Varieties of Carcinoma. 1. Scirrhus. 2. Medullary. 3. Melanotic. 4. Osteoid. 5. Cylindroid. 6. Colloid. 7. Epithelioma. Sub-variety, Rodent Ulcer. Varieties of Sarcoma. 1. Round-celled. 2. Spindle-celled. 3. Giant-celled. Special variety, Epulis. 4. Mixed-celled. 5. Melanotic. 6. Hsemorrhagic. 7. Lymphoma. 8. Glioma. 9. Psammoma. 10. Myxoma. Scirrhus, or Hard Cancer. Latin equivalent ... ... Scirrhus. French „ ... ... Squirrhe. German „ ... ... Scirrhus. Italian „ Scirrho. Scirrhous cancer originates from the epithelium of the tubular or acinous glands, notably of the breast, pylorus, and pancreas.
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