Titlebook: Current Topics in Pathology; Ergebnisse der Patho E. Grundmann,W. H. Kirsten Conference proceedings 1974 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelber

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Studies on the Pathogenesis and Morphogenesis of Glomerulonephrosis,1966 Lit.). It may be differentiated from the various forms of glomerulonephritis by the absence of marked proliferation of local cells. Nor is an increased number of neutrophils, typical of acute diffuse glomerulonephritis, found at any stage of glomerulonephrosis. Another important distinction is

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,Hirschsprung’s Disease: Its Aetiology, Pathogenesis and Differential Diagnosis,rung. He did not, however, recognise the true cause of the disease, but merely drew attention to the dilated and hypertrophied colon proximal to the aganglionosis. Tittel in 1901 still assumed that Hirschsprung’s disease was due to congenital ectasia of the colon. Dalla-Valle was the first to point

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Studies on the Pathogenesis and Morphogenesis of Glomerulonephrosis,um and a mild proliferation of local cells. The first of these is due to the deposition of material which either originates from the capillary blood or is synthesized by the glomerular cells. Plasma components, alien substances or even antigen-antibody complexes may reach the mesangium via the blood

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A. Benke,A. Balogh,B. Reich-Hilscherum and a mild proliferation of local cells. The first of these is due to the deposition of material which either originates from the capillary blood or is synthesized by the glomerular cells. Plasma components, alien substances or even antigen-antibody complexes may reach the mesangium via the blood