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New methods of fixation and staining introduced by Bensley in his work on the alimentary tract, have demonstrated new facts in the minute anatomy of this region. They have been especially valuable in their application to the study of the cellular elements of the various digestive glands, and he has already applied them to the study of the stomach in many animals. His work was confined, however, to normal anatomy, and by this investigation of the structure of the mucous membrane when placed under abnormal conditions, and subjected to the action of external influences different from those normally acting upon it, it was hoped, with the assistance of these improved methods, to learn something which might still further advance our knowledge of the nature and relations of its highly differentiated cells. ## TECHNIQUE. The methods of investigation adopted were as follows. The dogs were killed by illuminating gas at various times after operation, always when they were in the fasting condition, at least ten hours after feeding. The stomach was immediately opened and its condition noted. Strips of mucosa at the sites selected .€or study were then removed. Parallel incisions 1 cm. apart were

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Author

Basil C. H. Harvey

Publisher

Wiley (John Wiley & Sons); John Wiley & Sons Inc.; Wiley (ISSN 0002-9106)

Published

1906

Language

EN

Field

Medicine (Health Sciences)