Die Lymphknoten (Lymphonodi) von Sus scrofa, insbesondere deren Lymphstrom-, Färbungs- und Rückbildungsverhältnise

Trautmann, A.

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“…There are two sinus systems, one around the trabeculae and the other under the capsule. The afferent lymph vessels, according to Trautmann (5), enter the node at the connective tissue plate, run through the trabeculae, and open into the peritrabecular sinuses. The lymph only reaches the cortical sinus after passing through the cell-poor substance, except in those rare instances in which the tmbeculae come into contact with the cortex.…”

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Histological Studies on Hog Cholera

Seifried

Cain

1932

Journal of Experimental Medicine

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1. The hemorrhages, foci of necrosis, and anemic infarcts met with in the various organs in virus hog cholera, result primarily from the vascular lesions described in a previous paper of this series. Although they are not dependent on the presence of secondarily invading bacteria, their severity is influenced by these organisms. 2. The lesions in the lymph nodes, spleen, kidneys, and central nervous system seem to be of special diagnostic value in questionable cases of hog cholera. The presence of an encephalitis alone does not justify the diagnosis of hog cholera because in the central nervous system of swine similar inflammatory lesions occur in other diseases.

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