Sclerogenous

sclerogenous cell

Their centre is porous, as may be seen if the colouring matter with which they are usually filled be removed, the pores pasing through the very thick layers of sclerogenous deposits, and communicating with the contiguous cells.

In the outermost rows of this zone are a large number of sclerogenous cells, forming isolated groups; these occur here and there, but less numerously, in the remainder of the zone.

In a powder which should contain only the foregoing histological elements, any admixture of mineral matters, starches or starch-bearing tissues, sclerogenous or libriform tissues , epidermal tissues bearing hairs or glands, acicular raphides and most crystal-bearing tissues, should be distinguished without much difficulty.

sclerogenous hepatitis

This method, founded as everyone knows upon the irritant and sclerogenous properties of zinc chlorid, presents the inconvenience of being applicable only to superficial tumors and may set up lesions from irritation more or less distant from the cancer area

This observation is based on the minute histopathological study of 48 cases of Botkin's disseas and 102 cases of sclerogenous hepatitis .

O₂ deficiency is the main sclerogenous noxae that triggers the nonspecific mesenchyme reaction discovered and described by Hauss.