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Mall_Meyer1921_fig42.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig42.jpg|Figs. 42-50. Various forms of cyemata classed as fetus compressus: Nos. 1463 (X2), 1806 (X 1.5), 1301 (X8.5), 1513 (X0.58), 1495c (X0.58), 896 (X.55), 1925 (X.65), 1239 (X0.55), 1515 (X0.58). | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig43.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig43.jpg|Figs. 42-50. Various forms of cyemata classed as fetus compressus: Nos. 1463 (X2), 1806 (X 1.5), 1301 (X8.5), 1513 (X0.58), 1495c (X0.58), 896 (X.55), 1925 (X.65), 1239 (X0.55), 1515 (X0.58). | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig44.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig44.jpg|Figs. 42-50. Various forms of cyemata classed as fetus compressus: Nos. 1463 (X2), 1806 (X 1.5), 1301 (X8.5), 1513 (X0.58), 1495c (X0.58), 896 (X.55), 1925 (X.65), 1239 (X0.55), 1515 (X0.58). | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig45.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig45.jpg|Figs. 42-50. Various forms of cyemata classed as fetus compressus: Nos. 1463 (X2), 1806 (X 1.5), 1301 (X8.5), 1513 (X0.58), 1495c (X0.58), 896 (X.55), 1925 (X.65), 1239 (X0.55), 1515 (X0.58). | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig46.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig46.jpg|Figs. 42-50. Various forms of cyemata classed as fetus compressus: Nos. 1463 (X2), 1806 (X 1.5), 1301 (X8.5), 1513 (X0.58), 1495c (X0.58), 896 (X.55), 1925 (X.65), 1239 (X0.55), 1515 (X0.58). | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig47.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig47.jpg|Figs. 42-50. Various forms of cyemata classed as fetus compressus: Nos. 1463 (X2), 1806 (X 1.5), 1301 (X8.5), 1513 (X0.58), 1495c (X0.58), 896 (X.55), 1925 (X.65), 1239 (X0.55), 1515 (X0.58). | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig48.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig48.jpg|Figs. 42-50. Various forms of cyemata classed as fetus compressus: Nos. 1463 (X2), 1806 (X 1.5), 1301 (X8.5), 1513 (X0.58), 1495c (X0.58), 896 (X.55), 1925 (X.65), 1239 (X0.55), 1515 (X0.58). | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig49.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig49.jpg|Figs. 42-50. Various forms of cyemata classed as fetus compressus: Nos. 1463 (X2), 1806 (X 1.5), 1301 (X8.5), 1513 (X0.58), 1495c (X0.58), 896 (X.55), 1925 (X.65), 1239 (X0.55), 1515 (X0.58). | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig50.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig50.jpg|Figs. 42-50. Various forms of cyemata classed as fetus compressus: Nos. 1463 (X2), 1806 (X 1.5), 1301 (X8.5), 1513 (X0.58), 1495c (X0.58), 896 (X.55), 1925 (X.65), 1239 (X0.55), 1515 (X0.58). | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig50.jpg|Fig. 51. Distortion due to maceration and retention in utero. No. 1931. XI. | |||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig52.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig52.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5. | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig53.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig53.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5. | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig54.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig54.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5. | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig55.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig55.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5. | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig56.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig56.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5. | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig57.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig57.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5. | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig58.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig58.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5. | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig59.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig59.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5. | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig60.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig60.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5. | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig61.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig61.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5. | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig62.jpg| | Mall_Meyer1921_fig62.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5. | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig633.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5. | |||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig64.jpg|Fig. 64. | Mall_Meyer1921_fig64.jpg|Fig. 64. Fusion of epidermis on lower extremities during maceration. No. 1859. X0.5. Fig. | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig65.jpg|Fig. 65. | Mall_Meyer1921_fig65.jpg|Fig. 65. Epidermal thickenings. No. 316. X7.5. | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig66.jpg|Fig. 66. | Mall_Meyer1921_fig66.jpg|Fig. 66. Early drooping and distortion of extremities. No. 1710. X 1. | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig67.jpg|Fig. 67. | Mall_Meyer1921_fig67.jpg|Fig. 67. Showing diversity in position and distortion of extremities. No. 1751. XO 5 | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig68.jpg|Fig. 68. | Mall_Meyer1921_fig68.jpg|Fig. 68. A similar but younger specimen. No. 1931. XI. | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig69.jpg|Fig. 69. | Mall_Meyer1921_fig69.jpg|Fig. 69. Distortion of digits. No. 1751. XI. | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig70.jpg|Fig. 70. | Mall_Meyer1921_fig70.jpg|Fig. 70. Unilateral maceration bleb on cord. No. 1523. X0.5. | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig71.jpg|Fig. 71. | Mall_Meyer1921_fig71.jpg|Fig. 71. Bleb formation on neck, same specimen. XI. | ||
Mall_Meyer1921_fig72.jpg|Fig. 72. Bleb formation in whole nuchal region. No. 2261. XI. 5. | |||
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Mall FP. and Meyer AW. Studies on abortuses: a survey of pathologic ova in the Carnegie Embryological Collection. (1921) Contrib. Embryol., Carnegie Inst. Wash. Publ. 275, 12: 1-364.
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1921 Carnegie Collection - Abnormal: Preface | 1 Collection origin | 2 Care and utilization | 3 Classification | 4 Pathologic analysis | 5 Size | 6 Sex incidence | 7 Localized anomalies | 8 Hydatiform uterine | 9 Hydatiform tubal | Chapter 10 Alleged superfetation | 11 Ovarian Pregnancy | 12 Lysis and resorption | 13 Postmortem intrauterine | 14 Hofbauer cells | 15 Villi | 16 Villous nodules | 17 Syphilitic changes | 18 Aspects | Bibliography | Figures | Contribution No.56 | Contributions Series | Embryology History
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- Plate 2: Fig. 12 | Fig. 13 | Fig. 14 | Fig. 15 | Fig. 16 | Fig. 17 | Fig. 18 | Fig. 19 | Chapter 4 Pathologic analysis
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- Plate 7: Fig. 83 | Fig. 84 | Fig. 85 | Fig. 86 | Fig. 87 | Fig. 88 | Fig. 89 | Fig. 90 | Fig. 91 | Fig. 92 | Chapter 7 Localized anomalies
- Plate 8: Fig. 96 | Fig. 97 | Fig. 98 | Fig. 99 | Fig. 100 | Fig. 101 | Fig. 102 | Fig. 103 | Fig. 104 | Fig. 105 | Fig. 106 | Fig. 107 | Chapter 8. Hydatiform Degeneration in Uterine Pregnancy
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Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5.
Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5.
Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5.
Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5.
Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5.
Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5.
Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5.
Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5.
Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5.
Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5.
Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5.
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Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological. X1.5. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.) No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 ) No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5.
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Mall FP. and Meyer AW. Studies on abortuses: a survey of pathologic ova in the Carnegie Embryological Collection. (1921) Contrib. Embryol., Carnegie Inst. Wash. Publ. 275, 12: 1-364.
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1921 Carnegie Collection - Abnormal: Preface | 1 Collection origin | 2 Care and utilization | 3 Classification | 4 Pathologic analysis | 5 Size | 6 Sex incidence | 7 Localized anomalies | 8 Hydatiform uterine | 9 Hydatiform tubal | Chapter 10 Alleged superfetation | 11 Ovarian Pregnancy | 12 Lysis and resorption | 13 Postmortem intrauterine | 14 Hofbauer cells | 15 Villi | 16 Villous nodules | 17 Syphilitic changes | 18 Aspects | Bibliography | Figures | Contribution No.56 | Contributions Series | Embryology History
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