Histology and Embryology 1941 - Histology

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Nonidez JF. Histology and Embryology. (1941) Oxford University Press, London.

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This historic 1941 textbook by Nonidez describes both embryology and histology.


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Histology

PART ONE: THE CELL

I. Structure, i

II. Reproduction, 3

III. Degeneration and death, 4

PART TWO: THE TISSUES


Epithelium, 6

I. Covering epithelium, 6

II. Glandular epithelium, 7

III. Neuroepithelium, 9

Blood and Lymph, 9

I. Blood, 9

II. Lymph, n

The Supporting Tissues, ii

I. Connective tissue, 11

II. Reticulo-endothelium, 13

III. Cartilage, 14

IV. Bone, 15

Muscular Tissue, 20

I. Smooth muscle, 20

II. Striated (skeletal) muscle, 21

III. Cardiac muscle, 23

Nervous Tissue, 24

I. Nerve cells (neurones), 24

II. Neuroglia, 33

PART THREE: THE ORGANS

The Blood Vascular System, 34

I. The blood vessels, 34

II. The heart, 37


The Lymphatic System, 39

I. Lymphatic vessels, 40

II. Lymph nodes, 40

III. The tonsils, 41

IV. The thymus, 42

V. The spleen, 43

The Integument, 45

I. The skin, 45

II. The cutaneous glands, 47

III. The hair, 48

IV. The nails, 49

V. Nerves, 50

The Digestive System, 50

I. General structural plan, 50

II. The mouth, 51

III. The salivary glands, 52

IV. The tongue, 53

V. The teeth, 55

VI. The pharynx, 56

VII. The oesophagus, 56

VIII. The stomach, 57

IX. The small intestine, 59

X. The large intestine and vermiform appendix, 61

XI. The pancreas, 62

XII. The liver, 63

The Respiratory System, 66

I. Nasal cavity and nasopharynx, 66

II. The larynx, 66

III. The trachea and main bronchi, 67

IV. The lungs, 68

The Urinary System, 70

I. The kidney, 70

II. The renal pelvis and ureter, 74

III. The urinary bladder, 74

IV. The urethra, 75

The Male Genital System, 76

I. The testis, 76

II. The excretory ducts, 78

III. Accessory genital glands, 79

IV. The penis, 80

The Female Genital System, 8i

I. The ovary, 81

II. The oviduct (Fallopian tube), 85

III. The uterus, 85

IV. The vagina, 88

V. The external genitalia, 88

VI. The mammary gland, 89

The Endocrine Glands, 90

I. The hypophysis cerebri (pituitary gland), 90

II. The thyroid, 92

III. The parathyroids, 93

IV. The suprarenal glands, 93

V. The pineal (epiphysis cerebri), 94

The Sense Organs, 95

I. The organ of taste, 95

II. The organ of smell, 95

III. The eye, 96

IV. The ear, 10 1