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==Plate 4==
==Plate 4. Cat Fetus and Placenta==
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Fig. 13. Cat fetus, measuring 6.8 cm., surrounded by unruptured membranes, showing the coloration of the placenta and chorion after repeated injection of trypan-blue into the maternal circulation. Note that the chorion over the poles of the fetus is unstained. The allantoic and amniotic fluids do not contain a trace of dye and the fetus is unstained.  
===Fig. 13. Cat fetus measuring 6.8 cm surrounded by enraptured membranes===
Showing the coloration of the placenta and chorion after repeated injection of trypan-blue into the maternal circulation. Note that the chorion over the poles of the fetus is unstained. The allantoic and amniotic fluids do not contain a trace of dye and the fetus is unstained.  


Fig. 14. Placenta of cat, nearly full term, after repeated injection of trypan-blue into the maternal blood stream, showing the distribution of dye in the chorionic epithelium.  
===Fig. 14. Placenta of cat nearly full term===
After repeated injection of trypan-blue into the maternal blood stream, showing the distribution of dye in the chorionic epithelium.  


Fig. 15. Placenta of a vitally stained cat, nearly full term, showing several multimiclear giant cells of the chorionic ectoderm filled with particles of trypan-blue.  
===Fig. 15. Placenta of a vitally stained cat nearly full term===
Showing several multimiclear giant cells of the chorionic ectoderm filled with particles of trypan-blue.  


Fig. 16. Section of the "brown border" of the placenta of a cat, nearly full term, showing the absorption of erythrocytes and of trypan-blue by the chorionic epithelium.
===Fig. 16. Section of the "brown border" of the placenta of a cat===
Nearly full term, showing the absorption of erythrocytes and of trypan-blue by the chorionic epithelium.
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* '''b. b.''' - Brown border.  
* '''b. b.''' - Brown border.  
* '''ch.''' - Chorion.  
* '''ch.''' - Chorion.  
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* '''e. I.''' - Ectodermal lamella.  
* '''e. I.''' - Ectodermal lamella.  
* '''endo.''' - Endothelium.  
* '''endo.''' - Endothelium.  
* '''e. v.''' - Endodermal villi.
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* '''f. b. v.''' - Fetal blood-vessel.  
* '''f. b. v.''' - Fetal blood-vessel.  
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* '''pl.''' - Placenta.  
* '''pl.''' - Placenta.  
* '''r. b. c.''' - Red blood-cell.
* '''r. b. c.''' - Red blood-cell.
* '''e. v.''' - Endodermal villi.
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Latest revision as of 12:17, 27 January 2014

Plate 4. Cat Fetus and Placenta

Fig. 13. Cat fetus measuring 6.8 cm surrounded by enraptured membranes

Showing the coloration of the placenta and chorion after repeated injection of trypan-blue into the maternal circulation. Note that the chorion over the poles of the fetus is unstained. The allantoic and amniotic fluids do not contain a trace of dye and the fetus is unstained.

Fig. 14. Placenta of cat nearly full term

After repeated injection of trypan-blue into the maternal blood stream, showing the distribution of dye in the chorionic epithelium.

Fig. 15. Placenta of a vitally stained cat nearly full term

Showing several multimiclear giant cells of the chorionic ectoderm filled with particles of trypan-blue.

Fig. 16. Section of the "brown border" of the placenta of a cat

Nearly full term, showing the absorption of erythrocytes and of trypan-blue by the chorionic epithelium.

Legend

  • b. b. - Brown border.
  • ch. - Chorion.
  • ch. ep. - Chorionic epithelium.
  • e. I. - Ectodermal lamella.
  • endo. - Endothelium.
  • f. b. v. - Fetal blood-vessel.
  • G. c. - Giant cell.
  • m. b. v. - Maternal blood-vessel.
  • pl. - Placenta.
  • r. b. c. - Red blood-cell.
  • e. v. - Endodermal villi.
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