Catalogue of the microscopical section of the United States Army Medical Museum / prepared under the direction of the Surgeon General, U.S. Army, by Edward Curtis.

  • Army Medical Museum (U.S.)
Date:
1867
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Credit: Catalogue of the microscopical section of the United States Army Medical Museum / prepared under the direction of the Surgeon General, U.S. Army, by Edward Curtis. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    1654 to 1661. Eight preparations of striped muscle of kitten, stained with carmine, showing most beautifully the B. 6. stria: on the fibres and the nuclei of the sarcolemma; also connective tissue, bloodvessels and nerves. Specimens 1656 and 16(>1 show a portion of a good-sized nerve trunk. Specimen 1661 shows also the sarcolemma drawn beyond the extremities of the muscular fibres, with nuclei still attached. For high powers. 1184 to 1191. Eight preparations of striped muscle of mouse, with transparent Prussian blue injection and carmine B. 7. staining, showing the striated fibres and nuclei and the arrangement of the capillary loops; and, in specimen 1187, the anatomy of small bloodvessels. For high powers. 474 to 478. Five preparations of striped muscle of mouse, with transparent carmine injection and blue staining, B. 8. showing the arrangement of the capillary loops, and, faintly, the striae on the muscular fibres. For moderate and high powers. 533. Portion of diaphragm of mouse, showing striated muscular fibres and a branching nerve trunk. For B. 9. high powers. Assistant Surgeon J. S. Billings, U. S. Army. 1618. Same as B. 9, with carmine staining of the nuclei of the sarcolemma; shows very beautifully the B. 10. structure of a small artery and vein. For high powers. Assistant Surgeon J. S. Billings, U. S. Army. 1101 to I lOW. Eight preparations of striped muscle of mouse, with transparent Prussian blue injection (faded in many B. 11. of the specimens) and carmine staining, showing very beautifully striated muscular fibres, nuclei of the sarcolemma, bloodvessels, nerves and adipose tissue. Specimen 1104 is particularly rich in nerves. For high powers. See Part Second, HI. B. is. 3, 4. 1095 to 1099. Five preparations of striped muscle of chicken, with transparent carmine injection, showing the striated B. 12. muscular fibres and the arrangement of the capillaries. For high powers. See Part Second, III. B. 1$. ], 2. 1226 to i 228. Three preparations of striped muscle of chicken, similar to B. 12. B. 13. 1123 to 1128. Six preparations of striped muscle of tadpole, stained with carmine, showing the striated muscular fibres B. 14. and the nuclei of the sarcolemma. For high powers. 1967 to 1971. Five preparations of striped muscle of kitten with transparent Prussian blue injection and carmine B. 15. staining, showing the striae of the muscular fibres, the nuclei of the sarcolemma, and the arrangement of the capillaries. Specimen 1971 shows also the minute anatomy of connective tissue. For high powers. 2016 to 2021. Six preparations, same as B. 15 B. 16. 2022. Occipito-frontalis muscle of kitten, with transparent carmine injection, showing the arrangement of the B. 17. bloodvessels. For low powers. 2045. Same as B. 15 ; the staining is not so brilliant. B. 18. 318. Opaque injection (yellow) of the vessels of the mylo-hyoid muscle of Salamandra. Fur low powers. B. 19. Prof. Joseph Hyrtl, Vienna, Austria. 319. Opaque injection (yellow) of the vessels of the mylo-hyoid muscle of Python rcticulatus. For low powers. B. 20. Prof. Joseph Hyrtl, Vienna, Austria. 320. Opaque injection (yellow) of the vessels of the mylo-hyoid muscle of Rana temporaria. For low powers. B. 21. Prof. Joseph Hyrtl, Vienna, Austria. 321. Opaque injection (yellow) of the vessels of the constrictor faucium muscle of Aspius rapax. For low B. 22. powers. Prof. Joseph Hyrtl, Vienna, Austria. For other illustrations, see II. A. B. 1 ; IV. B. B. 7 ; V. A. B. 1 ; VI. E. B. 3; VII. C. B. 2,7, 8; VII. C. c I : VII. F. B. 1 ; XII. A. B. 1, 2.