1960
DOI: 10.1007/bf00523400
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�ber den lymphatischen Apparat der Analregion und die sogenannte ?Analtonsille? bei S�ugetieren

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“…Since the original descriptions of mucosal lymphoid tissue in the anus and rectum by Hebrant in 1899 and Zimmermann in 1904 (cited by Ortmann, 1960), interest has been rekindled by knowledge of the physiologic function of Peyer's patches in 0 1991 WILEY-LISS, INC. the small intestine, and because of the anatomic, if not pathophysiologic, association of colonic lymphoid follicles with infectious, inflammatory, and neoplastic processes in the colon. Interest in colonic lymphoid tissue intensified after studies using dimethylhydrazine to induce tumors found that such neoplastic lesions often developed in relationship to mucosal lymphoid tissue (Szakal et al, 1980;Deasy et al, 1983;Martin et al, 1986).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Since the original descriptions of mucosal lymphoid tissue in the anus and rectum by Hebrant in 1899 and Zimmermann in 1904 (cited by Ortmann, 1960), interest has been rekindled by knowledge of the physiologic function of Peyer's patches in 0 1991 WILEY-LISS, INC. the small intestine, and because of the anatomic, if not pathophysiologic, association of colonic lymphoid follicles with infectious, inflammatory, and neoplastic processes in the colon. Interest in colonic lymphoid tissue intensified after studies using dimethylhydrazine to induce tumors found that such neoplastic lesions often developed in relationship to mucosal lymphoid tissue (Szakal et al, 1980;Deasy et al, 1983;Martin et al, 1986).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In most mammalian species including mice, rabbits and humans, mucosal lymphoid nodules in the rectum are dispersed rather than clustered as in Peyer's patches, cecal patches and appendices [2]. Within 10 cm of the anus in mice we were, however, able to identify at least one rectal lymphoid patch consisting primarily of B cells but also containing appreciable numbers of T lymphocytes, predominantly of the CD4+ rather than CD8+ phenotype [21].…”
Section: Cells As Portals Of Infectionmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…Anorectal lymphoid tissues have been identified in a wide range of mammalian species and in the bursa of Fabricius of birds, which functions as an organ for sampling lumenal antigens from the cloaca [2,3]. In humans, Dukes and Bussey [4] found 3-3.5 lymphoid follicles/cm 2 in the colon with an increase in number proceeding from the cecum down to the rectum.…”
Section: Colonic and Rectal Lymphoid Structuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Anal tonsils have been reported in several kinds of animals (Clark et al, 2005;Ortmann, 1960). However, there have been no reports concerning the subpopulations of anal tonsillar T and B lymphocytes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%