Titlebook: Atlas of Cerebrospinal Fluid Cells; Hans Wolfgang K?lmel Book 19761st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1976 Cells.Liquor cerebros

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NGOs and the Cosmopolitan Agency Gap,mination became a routine procedure shortly after the introduction of the technically simple lumbar puncture by . [113] in 1891 [6, 9, 43, 47, 58, 115, 171, 180], CSF cytology has only in the last 20 years reached a point where cell examination can be of considerable clinical value [15, 18, 68, 87,

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The Moral Demands of Extreme Poverty,he nucleus, which often has two, more rarely three or more segments, also gives the cell a characteristic appearance. Eosinophils have a special, probably suppressive, role in allergic processes. Some authors emphasize their vulnerability in vitro [123], but they can often be better preserved than n

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Bono Lu?i?,Nenad Trinajsti?,Davor Jureti?by bacterial toxins and penetrate the vascular wall from the blood to the CSF [63]. Their function as microphages is to phagocytize and digest the bacteria. This capability is not unlimited, as aging granulocytes accumulate fat vacuoles and ultimately perish. Degenerated granulocytes become pus, and

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Chemical Structures and Convectione cellularity of normal CSF, and their appearance almost certainly indicates a pathologic process. One can distinguish between two sorts of giant cells according to their origins: those which stem from the tissue of malignant tumors, and those which have developed from leptomeningeal stem cells. Bot

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J. Prigogine,E. Kestemont,M. Mareschalnt cells that appear in cases of meningoencephalitis in children show great mitotic activity and are most often mistaken for cells of tumorous origin. However, tumor cells usually show other signs of malignancy—cell clusters and enlarged nucleoli, for example — in addition to enormous size. The gian