The swelling is partly due to the increased amount of blood in the affected part and to the accumulation of leucocytes and proliferated tissue cells, but chiefly to the exudate in the connective tissue--inflammatory œdema.
At the edges the epithelium has proliferated and is covering over the newly formed granulation tissue.
The layer at the bottom of the tube consists for the most part of polymorph leucocytes, and proliferated connective tissue and endothelial cells (pus corpuscles).
Eberth made successful inoculations in living tissues; the micro-organisms, introduced into the cornea, proliferated actively and caused an inflammation of irritative character in the surrounding tissue.
Dissociated epithelial cells become proliferated at the surface of the mucous membrane, between which and upon which both free and agglutinated spores accumulate.
This cryptogamic growth is developed in the proliferated cells of epithelium.
Microscopically (Cornil), they consist of thickened epithelium upon a base of proliferatedlymphoid cells, which often infiltrate the deeper tissues extensively.
In the youngest specimens and at the front end of the primitive streak, the proliferated cells do not extend laterally beyond the region of their origin, but in the older specimens they have a considerable lateral extension.
Psychological warfare proliferated so much as to change the tone if not the character of war.
From this point of view, tropical vegetation is 'abnormal' in the same sense as was the proliferated rose which confirmed for Goethe's physical perception that inner law of plant-growth which had already become clear to his mind.
As regards the principle underlying the line of consideration followed here, see the remark made in Chapter V in connexion with Goethe's study of the 'proliferated rose' (p.
