The relation of lymphatic vessels to the spread of cancer
The relation of lymphatic vessels to the spread of cancer
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淋巴管与癌症扩散的关系
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1939
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J. H. Gray
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J. H. Gray
likely to enter the blood-vessels only in those cases where the tissue is exceedingly vascular, with many thin-walled dilated blood-vessels, or where the blood-vessels are abnormally permeable and dilated, as in acute inflammation. In these instances a few granules of thorotrast may enter some of the blood-vessels, but it is usually easy to recognize such vessels because of their large red blood-cell content. When their connexions are traced, as can be readily done in serial sections of injected material, they are found to be branches of undoubted blood-vessels. To make injections of the lymphatics in a part of the bowel it is necessary to insert the needle into the mucous membrane where the plexus of finest lymphatic capillaries is to be found. Usually no success is to be obtained by injecting into the muscular layers of the bowel.