Therapeutics of the circulation / by Sir Lauder Brunton.

  • Lauder Brunton
Date:
1914
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Credit: Therapeutics of the circulation / by Sir Lauder Brunton. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    longitudinally on the inside and outside, and transversely in the middle of the ventricular Fig. 18.—Cells taken from a heart in fibrillation. The preparation shows that the intercellular limits separate very sharply parts with stride widely apart from others with striae close together, whilst in the interior of the cells numerous transitions may be observed. The larger figure (a) is magnified 750 diameters by an apocliromatic objective, No. 2 of Zeiss, and compensating eyepiece, No. 6. The small portion (5) strongly magnified was observed with Zeiss’s No. 2 objective and a compensating eyepiece, No. 18, with an intense illumination. Its position in a is marked by the rectangle of dotted lines. (After Kronecker and Imchanetzky.) wall. These are connected by oblique fibres, and some of them end in the musculi papillares.
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