Microglioma and/or reticulosarcoma of the nervous system.

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Abstract

49 microgliomas of nervous parenchyma were studied, all of them with aniline techniques in part of the material embedded in paraffin, and the rest with Del Rio Hortega-Polak's technique in frozen sections. It is considered that the microglia is the representative of the R.E.S. in the nervous tissue, and is characterised by its cytoplasmic argentophilia. The existence of a non-argentophilic primitive reticular cell is denied, and it is maintained that microglioma and reticulosarcoma are synonymous thus refuting the concept of the existence of a reticulosarcoma consisting of non-argentophilic cells and a microglioma consisting of argentophilic cells, as different neoplasms.

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Polak, M. (1975). Microglioma and/or reticulosarcoma of the nervous system. Acta Neuropathologica. Supplementum, Suppl 6, 115–118. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-08456-4_19

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