The microscope in its application to practical medicine / by Lionel S. Beale.

Date:
1867
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Credit: The microscope in its application to practical medicine / by Lionel S. Beale. 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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    Fie-. 42*). 1/ Fun^i (aspergnius ') From the external ear. X 215. ^un^us (mycelial form) among epitlielial scales.: ^ TiueZcircinata. After TilbniT Fox. ] Fig. 423. Fungi in various stages of ^rowt^ expectorated by a patient in the last stage of plithisis. X 2io. Fig. 424. Tlie most minute germs of fungi visible under a -go ^f an incb object-glass. Ttie smallest is less Lban TooBoo of an incli in diameter. Fig. 428. Fig. 425. Blood from a case of leuco cythemia. sbowing a great number of wbite blood corpuscles- (Omixted from Plate SXIX.) J 0 ^ Portion of a favns ci-ust.. with Achor Schoenleinii. a. mycelixim. 6, recepta c, spores. Fig. 426. I Fungi found in the tissue at the ape tte pyramids of the kidney. After Dr. Tc Snorules of fungi and bacteria. ^ X 215. Fungi from the kidney. X TOC. Afte. Tonge. [To face page