1978
DOI: 10.1007/bf00685014
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Gross vascularization of experimentally induced transplanted tumors of the central and peripheral nervous system

Abstract: Subcutaneously and intracerebrally transplanted neurinomas as well as intracerebrally grafted gliomas, both derived from primary tumors with resorptive carcinogens were investigated after injection of micropaque by conventional histologic methods and by postmortem X-ray analysis. Growth pattern and vasculature were similar in subcutaneously and intracerebrally transplanted malignant neurinomas. The most common feature was a parallel arrangement of vessels as shown by microradiography and vessel free zones. In … Show more

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“…Other investigators have used static imaging techniques including corrosion casting [21], microfocal radiography [22] and serial reconstruction [23]. Dynamic in vivo methods include transparent chambers [24] and corneal implants [15]. These allow visualization of the dynamic processes but do not lend themselves to precise quantitation of topography and geometry of the vasculature.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other investigators have used static imaging techniques including corrosion casting [21], microfocal radiography [22] and serial reconstruction [23]. Dynamic in vivo methods include transparent chambers [24] and corneal implants [15]. These allow visualization of the dynamic processes but do not lend themselves to precise quantitation of topography and geometry of the vasculature.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%