10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HETEROTOPOUS»
Discover the use of
heterotopous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
heterotopous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Cardiac Bioelectric Therapy: Mechanisms and Practical ...
... ventricular tissue obtained from mammals or turtles would cease fibrillating if its
surface area was less than four square centimeters. These observations
ultimately undermined the individual or multiple heterotopous centers theory.
Moreover ...
Igor R. Efimov, Mark W. Kroll, Patrick Tchou, 2008
... biology. heterotopy; 56. BRAIN, heterotopy. heterotopism 44. BIOLOGY; 44.
biology, heterotopy; 56. BRAIN, heterotopy. heterotopous 44. BIOLOGY,
heterotopy; 56. BRAIN. heterotopy. heterotopy 44. BIOLOGY; 56. BRAIN.
heterousianism 79 ...
Laurence Urdang, Anne Ryle, Tanya H. Lee, 1986
3
The Quarterly Journal of Medicine
Thus Sternberg considers chloroma to be a variety of what he terms
leukosarcomatosis. He defines leukosarcomatosis as a large-cell lymphatic
leukaemia plus the formation of heterotopous growth which distinguishes it from
acute leukaemia.
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Translator Self-Training Italian
From the geometric standpoint, the clastic bodies formed by these lithotypes are
heterotopous in comparison with all the other lithologies and present
characteristic, lensshaped lateral closures. Their thickness is highly varied and
ranges on ...
... owing to the presence everywhere in the body of lymphoid tissue, it is difficult
to regard the leukaemic growths as strictly heterotopous, no sharp line can be
drawn between such cases and others in which the growths are truly
heterotopous, ...
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A Reference Handbook of the Medical Sciences: Embracing the ...
Teratomata composed of tissue-formations which are out of place in the region
where found are known as heterotopous those_composed of tissue occurring in
a given regioii at a time when it should not normally be found there are knowaas
...
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Chronic atrial fibrillation in man: activation, organisation ...
This hypothesis became known as the multiple heterotopous centres theory.
Later, in 1915, Rothberger and Winterberg presented a hypothesis where they
proposed that a single focus, discharging at a rate of 3000 per minute, accounted
for ...
8
General Pathology: From the 11th Rev. German Ed
... which in part contain tissues derived from all the germ-layers. The
heterotopous tissue-growths, which are classed with the teratoid tumors may
occur in the most various organs, but are more frequently found in certain regions
than in others.
Ernst Ziegler, Douglas Symmers, 1918
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A Reference handbook of the medical sciences embracing the ...
In the capsule the tumors may represent local fatty hyperplasias or metaplasias;
in the kidney cortex they are probably heterotopous terato- mata, though it is
possible that they arise in some cases directly from the interstitial couueclivc
tissue of ...
10
Clinical Lectures on the Diseases of Women
But in addition to the infiltration of heterotopous cells in the tissues of the cervix,
and probably from some irritation resulting from it, a change is sometimes
produced in the papillae on its surface, so that these become greatly
hypertrophied.
Sir James Young Simpson, Sir Alexander Russel Simpson, 1872
