The blood : a guide to its examination and to the diagnosis and treatment of its diseases / by G. Lovell Gulland and Alexander Goodall.

  • George Lovell Gulland
Date:
1914
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Credit: The blood : a guide to its examination and to the diagnosis and treatment of its diseases / by G. Lovell Gulland and Alexander Goodall. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONTENTS PAET I Methods of Examining tiie Blood CHAPTER I Examination of Fresh Specimens : Enumeration of Red Corpuscles Withdrawal of samples of blood, 1 ; examination of fresh blood, rouleaux forma¬ tion, shape and size of the cells, 2 ; proportions of the different corpuscles, fibrin network, enumeration of red corpuscles, diluting fluids, 3 ; hsemocyto- meters of Thoma, Biirker, Zappert, Turk, and Gowers, 4 ; pipettes of Durham, Hirschfeld, and Pappenlieim, Oliver’s tintometer, 11 ; the hsematocrit, the volume index, 13. CHAPTER II Enumeration of Leucocytes and Blood-Plates The leucocytometer, diluting fluid, 14 ; methods of Turton, Biirker, Strong and Seligman, 16 ; enumeration of blood-plates, 17 ; diluting fluids, 17. CHAPTER III Estimation of Haemoglobin : The Colour Index : Care of Instruments Hsemoglobinometers of Gowers, Haldane, Sahli, v. Fleischl, Fleischl-Miescher, Oliver, Dare, Tallqvist, and Hall, 18 ; the ferrometer, 24 ; other hsemoglobinometers, the colour index, 24 ; the care of instruments, 25. CHAPTER IY Examination of Stained Films—Procedure at the Bedside Spreading the film, 27 ; preparation of dry films, fixation, 29 ; staining—eosine and methylene blue, Romanowsky effect, Giemsa, Ehrlich’s triple stain, hsematein and eosine, iron lisematoxylin, 30 ; combined fixing and staining methods— Jenner, Leishman, 34 ; panchromic mixtures—Jenner-Giemsa, Pappenheim ; wet methods, 35 ; choice of staining methods, 36 ; procedure at the bedside, 37.
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