10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TIGROID»
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Updates in Diagnostic Pathology
Typical seminomas consist of uniform, large, round neoplastic cells with
prominent nucleoli admixed with small lymphocytes in a tigroid background (see
Figure 9). The latter is characterized by interwoven, lacy, PAS +ve materials, best
...
David C. Chhieng, Gene P. Siegal, 2007
2
Cytology: Diagnostic Principles and Clinical Correlates
Foci of cell clustering and the marked vacuolization of germ cells are helpful in
this regard. FNA smears of other malignant germ cell tumors (e.g., yolk sac tumor
and embryonal carcinoma) mimic those of non-small cell carcinoma. The tigroid ...
Edmund S. Cibas, Barbara S. Ducatman, 2013
3
American Journal of Diseases of Children
The cells of this region, regardless of variety, show a marked swelling of the cell
body, almost entire loss of the tigroid substance, and a nucleus which occupies
an eccentric position. The disappearance of the tigroid substance seems to have
...
4
Studies on Normal Pressure Glaucoma
It was sometimes difficult to distinguish between a tigroid fundus and choroidal
sclerosis. A tigroid fundus has less pigment than normal in the pigment
epithelium so that the vascular pattern of the choroid is clearly visible. The large
vessels ...
H. Caroline Geijssen, 1991
5
Muscle Biopsy: A Practical Approach,Expert Consult; Online ...
The sarcolemmal nuclei are said to be tigroid when the chromatin material, which
is usually finely dispersed throughout the nucleus, becomes granular and
clumped. Although the significance of these nuclei is not certain, their presence is
...
Victor Dubowitz, Caroline A. Sewry, Anders Oldfors, 2013
6
Shaw and Science Fiction
Where the Tigroid Substance does not appear, jaunting is impossible. Jaunting is
a Tigroid Function." Yet the Substance and the Function, and the potential ability
to "jaunte," all existed (as Shaw would have pointed out) long before the ability ...
7
Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology Interpretation and ...
Figures 10.4A and B: Seminoma: (A) Malignant cells in a typical lace like-
vacuolated (tigroid) background (MGG X 240); (B) Round to oval malignant cells
having vacuolated cytoplasm and prominent nucleoli (MGG X 440) A B 148
Features ...
8
Studies in the Osteopathic Sciences
It is, however, a very constant and valuable phenomenon, since the appearance
of the tigroid substance changes very profoundly during fatigue, poisoning, or
disease. The tigroid substance differs chemically from the other neuron structures
.
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Changes in the
Tigroid Substance of Neurons Under the Effect ...
Exposure to single radiation of a high-intensity 3-cm-band SHF field (0.4-0.5 w/sq cm) for 1 hour results in injury beginning in the cerebral and spinal-cord nerve cells of cats, taking the form of volume and shape changes, changes in the ...
V. S. Bilokryntskyi, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS WASHINGTON D C AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGY DIV., 1967
In a tigroid fundus there are lesser amounts of pigment in the retinal pigment
epithelium, allowing streaks of underlying normal choroidal pigmentation to
become visible andgive the characteristic appearance. Tigroid fundus: larger
choroidal ...
Sujoy Ghosh, Andrew Collier, Mohan Varikkara, 2011
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TIGROID»
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Badanie mikroskopowe ujawniło bowiem istoty szarą i białą, naczynia krwionośne, duże neurony w okolicach hipokampa oraz tigroid (ciałka Nisla) w obrębie ... «KopalniaWiedzy, Mar 10»
Multiple Cranial Nerve Enhancement: A New MR Imaging Finding in …
... with numerous hypointense linear structures in a radiating (“tigroid”) pattern, with involvement of the internal capsules, corticospinal tracts, cerebral peduncles, ... «AJNR, Jun 07»
